Cocoa Butter: Why TNW Uses Cocoa Butter in the Lip Products ?
Cocoa butter is a kind of butter that comes from the cocoa beans taken out of the cacao plant. It is mainly used in chocolate production but has its input into the beauty community too. Cocoa butter has a high fatty acid content that helps to nourish and moisturize skin cells. It has a very velvety texture and good stability for its melting temperature that is beneficial for hydrating and nourishing lotions.
Benefits of cocoa butter:
- The high percentage of fats acts as a protective barrier to lock the moisture into the skin
- It is also rich in plant compound known as Phytochemicals, which help to increase blood circulation that gives a boost to skin cells production.
- Keeps skin healthy by increasing cell elasticity as blood flow improves.
- Provides protection from the harmful UV rays of the sun that damage the skin cells.
All of these benefits are wholesome for the skin and its cells that work towards cells to make them correctly repaired.
Cocoa Butter in TNW lip products:
TNW Lip Lightening Scrub has a mild fruity smell and helps to remove dead skin, tanning from your lips to leave you with healthy dewy lips. With the hydrating formula and herbal blend, the walnut granules and brown sugar help to exfoliate the lips to uncover the natural lips before tanning when regularly used. The various hydrating oils present will help restore the moisture and hydration.
TNW Beetroot Lip Balm is infused with honey along with all the good fats from cocoa butter and various vitamins and minerals that add a glow with deep moisturization so no chapped lips. It is light in texture and non-sticky, which makes it comfortable on the lips so, upon application, it will lock in the moisture for skin cells to absorb. There is no tint in this though the hydration in a lip balm is very crucial for your lips.
While the cocoa butter in your chocolates will contribute to your weight, the cocoa butter in your skincare won't!
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