I love avocado butter - very thick and looks like it would go on greasy, but doesn't
I bought avocado butter from From Nature With Love. It was very moisturizing and had a nice soft consistency . A little goes a long way.
http://www.fromnaturewithlove.com/soap/Butters.asp
Ok so I'm having a slow moment here. When you say 'whip it' what are you doing exactly? TIA
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I have some cocoa butter that I have no idea what to do with. Any suggestions?
I put my cocoa butter in a jar, then place it in a small pot of water on the stove to melt/soft it. Then mix it with shea butter, mango, coconut oil and some other oils and essential oil. If your shea butter is soft it will whip with fork/spoon, mixer or wisk. If not you could put it in a jar over heat to melt it a little.
I love avocado butter - very thick and looks like it would go on greasy, but doesn't
Shea butter is great on my ends. I used to whip my own shea butter, but now I enjoy it unrefined.
I thought almond butter and mango butter were too grainy for my taste. If I buy it again it'll be by a company that is mixing them up for me. I can't get it to not be grainy when I buy it as is.
If you want to buy butters that are already whipped then I recommend Afroveda and Shescentit. If you want to buy the butter by itself then I recommend texas natural supply. I am going to buy the coffee butter and hemp seed butter soon.
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i plan on buying some oils from whole foods this weekend.i want macadamia oil, sweet almond oil and jojoba oil.
any new suppliers for murumuru?
Ive been wanting to experiment with butters too but the choices are overwhelming. i know my hair loves Oyin Whipped Pudding so Ima try to replicate that as best I can.
I put my cocoa butter in a jar, then place it in a small pot of water on the stove to melt/soft it. Then mix it with shea butter, mango, coconut oil and some other oils and essential oil. If your shea butter is soft it will whip with fork/spoon, mixer or wisk. If not you could put it in a jar over heat to melt it a little.
It's got to be the shea butter that is grainy, do you any aloe vera gel? Maybe the mixer will work!I tried to whip up a cocoa butter mix with essential oils and a little shea, but when it fully solidified back, it is really grainy. What did I do wrong? Is there a way I can fix? Do I need to break out my blender/mixer?
I tried to whip up a cocoa butter mix with essential oils and a little shea, but when it fully solidified back, it is really grainy. What did I do wrong? Is there a way I can fix? Do I need to break out my blender/mixer?
I tried to whip up a cocoa butter mix with essential oils and a little shea, but when it fully solidified back, it is really grainy. What did I do wrong? Is there a way I can fix? Do I need to break out my blender/mixer?