Thursday, December 31, 2009

What makes a product body ';butter'; instead of ';cream'; or ';lotion';?

Why call it body butter not cream or lotion? Specific proportions/ratios of ingredients? How do you scent the product with essential oils?What makes a product body ';butter'; instead of ';cream'; or ';lotion';?
Most creams have some liquid base (mineral oils it's cheap)


a butter base is a shea, cocoa or more natural item better for you, and your skin although it is a thicker mix. (generally you find these things in a round container)


If it's just a lotion it comes out thinner -





Good question hard to put in to words.What makes a product body ';butter'; instead of ';cream'; or ';lotion';?
you can smell just as good with perfume





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It is thicker
It is much much thicker. It's usually made with some sort of shea butter as well. It is more difficult to rub in and usually comes in a jar because it is too thick to dispense out of a pump.

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