I've discovered the joy of cupuacu butter

I'm ordering products one day when I come across this strange word "cupuacu".  My first thought is how do I pronounce it and what is it?  As I read more I learned a lot about natural ingredients from the Amazon and their benefits to skin and hair.  I was really impressed to know cupuacu butter is called Amazonian shea butter, however it is superior to shea in terms of moisturizing properties. Due to the high level of triglycerides caupuacu leaves a softness on the skin and hair like never before.  In addition the butter has water retention properties which allows hair and skin to retain moisture.  After using it on my hair, my hair was so soft and moisturized I couldn't believe the results.  I can't wait to share my new creations with everyone. 

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Body Butter - Ways to help your dry skin

For many of us dry skin is a daily norm through all seasons of the year. One possible way to combat dry skin is to use natural moisturizing plant derived butters on your skin. Some of those butters would be shea butter, mango butter, cocoa butter, and kokum butter to name a few.  Once these butters are mixed with natural oils you have an all natural body butter that's a treat for your skin.

Now the question becomes "Why should I use body butter when I have lotion?"  It's quite simple.  Have you ever noticed the need to lotion your hands many times throughout the day?  One reason for that is some lotions are made with large amounts of water which simply wash off your skin when you wash your hands.  With body butters the butters and oils penetrate your skin to provide lots of moisture for long periods of time therefore relieving you of dry skin.  Instead you have softer and healthier skin. 

I have great formulas for anyone interested in sampling the wonders of body butters.

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