Cupuacu Butter
- INCI:
- Theobroma Grandiflorum Seed Butter
- Also known as:
- Cupuaçu butter · Copoazu butter · Theobroma grandiflorum seed butter
Amazonian butter obtained from the seeds of cupuaçu, a botanical relative of cocoa, associated with a remarkable water-retention capacity. It is used as a moisturizing emollient in creams, hair treatments, and naturally positioned lip products. A star ingredient of cosmetics with an Amazonian identity and trade with local communities.
Functions
Typical applications
- Body creams and butters
- Hair treatments
- Lipsticks and balms
- Amazonian cosmetics
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