I was so looking forward to receiving this cacao butter after doing much research. The intention was to create my very own whipped body butter cream for a skin moisturizer. For years I have only used Dr. Bronner’s organic unrefined coconut oil on my skin. I would be classified as an African-American, and I love to be moisturized. So I felt it was divine timing to elevate my self-care routine. I looked at almost every cacao/ cocoa butter and read all of the reviews for what Amazon had to offer. I decided on this one because it is responsibly sourced/ fair trade product. Also, cacao vs cocoa is cold-pressed in the butter manufacturing process, which maintains 100% of its initial nutrients. Finally, it is also good-grade, and I wouldn’t want to put anything on my body’s biggest organ (skin) that I couldn’t put in my intestines. Of course with Prime it arrived in 2 days. The bag seemed like it had been through the wringer, but I didn’t mind at all since the expiration date read it doesn’t expire for at least a year. It was in small nib pieces and a lot was like a chalky powder. It was slightly over one cups worth. I cut the nibs smaller so that it would melt properly. My entire kitchen had the “chocolate” like aroma! It was simply fabulous. I went through the process of creating a homemade whipped body butter thoroughly enjoying myself. The finished product was a stark white, fluffy, light, and creamy cream that I put in 3, 8 oz air tight containers 🫙. I even had about 5 oz. remaining. I am so pleased and grateful for this product. Now I have about 3 months worth of an organic natural body moisturizer! Thank you so much Nativas and Amazon for an amazing product.
Product contains at least 95% organic material.
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