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Tamanu butter

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What Is Tamanu Butter? Tamanu butter also frequently called Foraha butter is a natural butter obtained from Tamanu oil. It has its origins in Asia and Africa. Tamanu Butter has evolved over the years. Dr Oz of the Dr Oz show played a vital role in bringing this humble skin care wonder to the limelight. Today, researchers now say that asides from being a great product for the skin and hair, it is highly medicinal and could be used to ease a lot of varying pains (Please note that our Tamanu butter should only be used for beauty purposes. We are not making other claims at Oslove Organics Inc.). Tamanu oil is derived from a tree called Calophyllum Inophyllum. To make tamanu butter, many ingredients are involved depending on the brand you purchase. This primarily includes: tamanu oil itself and Shea butter, other possible ingredients may include beeswax, Vanilla essential oil, Rose essential oil and others. It has a naturally whitish to greenish color, which is determined by the constituent ingredients selected to fit the manufacturer or consumers choice. Oslove Organics Tamanu Butter As earlier stated, Tamanu butter is made from a varying number of ingredients. However, for the best outcome, it is important to ensure that the ingredients in the Tamanu butter that you are purchasing does not include palm or palm products. Our Tamanu butter is made from only two ingredients: premium unrefined Tamanu oil and shea oil. Both oils are cold pressed to preserve their natural benefits. All Tamanu butter is not the same, with the variations highlighted above, you can see how there might be differences in the effectiveness of the resulting butter. Unrefined Tamanu butter is a wonder product for skin. Our brand of Tamanu Butter is renowned for its skin conditioning and therapeutic properties. You can simply use it as is for making luxurious body butters that will provide intense moisturization. It is a popular material for cosmetic manufacturers and commonly used in a number of skin creams and lotions. It is believed to promote healthy skin and has antioxidant properties due to the natural presence of Stearic and Oleic Acid. It is particularly helpful for sensitive and irritated skin. Many of our customers swear by its effectiveness for psoriasis. Although we are not trying to make any claims in this article, we will like to stress the unique benefits of Tamanu butter for both skin and hair. Benefits of Tamanu Butter to the Skin Tamanu butter is said to be effective for the treatment of pimples and acne. Because of its many benefits for the skin, it is included in many creams available in store shelves. Also, it contains great beneficial oils and as such is able to provide your skin with all the nutrients it needs to be healthy. When used religiously, Tamanu Butter may erase scars, skin rashes, stretch marks, sun burns and eczema. Amazingly it can also be used as an anti-aging cream, which is some really good news. You can simply incorporate this amazing butter in its whole and natural state instead of purchasing products with trace amounts of it. Benefits of Tamanu Butter to our Hair If you know that you have tried all other “products” to help cub your hair loss but none seems to be working, I will like to recommend pure tamanu butter. It rejuvenates the hair, heals scar tissue and protects your scalp from common conditions that cause hair loss and prevent hair growth. It can also be used in treating ingrown hairs and stopping hair breakage. The best way to get the unique benefits of this butter for your hair is to use it as a hot oil treatment, deep conditioning hair treatment or hair mask. Melt the butter over low heat and coat your hair strands with it. Cover your hair with a heat cap and let it sit for a while. You will be amazed at how luxurious your hair will feel afterwards. After these treatments, you will see the true texture of your hair because your strands will bounce right back to its original nature. Our tamanu butter is always in stock and can be ordered here. We also sell several handmade products that are created with tamanu butter as one of the key ingredients. You will find them here.

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How to use natural butters: Mango Butter, Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Kokum Butter and More

admin — Fri, 08 Mar 2019 21:13:18 +0000

At Oslove Organics, we have a wide selection of pure and natural butters which individuals can use to make their own skin and hair care products. Apart from basic butters like Shea butter and Cocoa butter that are widely used in almost every personal care product in the stores, we carry more rare and exotic butters like Murumuru butter, Cupuacu butter, Tamanu butter, Kokum butter, Mango butter and more. All our butters can be used by everyone and in different beauty products. Find inspiration on how to use these butters. We carry ten different natural butters. These include: Murumuru butter, Tamanu butter, Kokum butter, Shea butter, Cocoa butter, Cupuacu butter, Tucuma butter, Sal butter, Mango butter and Illipe nut butter. All these butters come with unique properties and characteristics. We frequently receive questions and comments about our butters so in this post, we will try to provide answers to most of the questions by providing as much details about our butters as possible. Shea butter: Our Shea butter is unrefined and organic. Our shea butter is sourced directly from Ghana where it is indigenously produced. Ghana accounts for a huge percentage of exports of shea butter around the world. The butter is tested frequently to ensure its continuous quality and integrity. Shea butter is a very simple butter to work with. A must have in every household. It is renowned for its extraordinary healing abilities and moisturising capabilities. We also carry the refined organic version of shea butter. Our shea butter is sold in various sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Murumuru butter: Our Murumuru butter originates from Brazil and is obtained from the fruits of the Murumuru seeds. All Murumuru butter is organic because it is obtained from deep within the seeds. It is a silky butter that has the incredible ability to protect the skin buy forming a thin silky layer. We stock the unrefined version of this butter and this ensures that it retains all its beneficial qualities. Cocoa butter: Our cocoa butter is unrefined and organic. Our Cocoa butter originates from Peru and smells just like chocolate. In addition to being great for skin and hair products, our brand of Cocoa butter is food grade and can be used for making chocolate, chocolate smoothies and more. It is also free of the major food allergens. We also carry the deodorized organic version of cocoa butter. You will find various sizes of our organic cocoa butter on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Mango butter: Our Mango butter is a best seller on Amazon. The texture is incredibly rich and creamy. Many customers expect to be greeted by the smell of a bunch of fresh mangoes when they open their Mango butter but it is important to know that Mango butter is obtained from the seed of the mango fruit and not the pulp. Our mango butter does have a faint mango smell but do not expect to be overwhelmed by the smell of mangoes. It works very well with other butters and oils and makes your mixture rich and creamy. We carry both the conventional and organic version of mango butter. Our mango butter is sold in various sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Kokum butter: Our kokum butter is refined. Unrefined kokum butter is dark brown in color and in most cases unusable in skin and hair care. Some natural butters do need to be refined before use to make them more easily absorbed into the skin and to ensure that they are free from impurities that can trigger allergic reactions. The method used in processing a natural butter is much more important than whether the butter is refined or not. Butters that are cold pressed without chemicals are the best ones. Avoid butters extracted using a chemical called hexane. All our butters are processed in the most natural way that ensures the original properties of the butter is preserved and maintained. Our kokum butter is sold in small sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Tamanu butter: Our Tamanu butter is made by combining Tamanu and Shea oil. It is important to note that not all Tamanu butter is the same. Some Tamanu butter is made by adding Tamanu and palm oil. Our Tamanu butter has a light greenish color and is well liked by our customers. It works well to reduce skin irritations and some customers rave about how it has helped them deal with psoriasis and other bad skin conditions. Our Tamanu butter is sold in small sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Sal butter: Our sal butter also known as Shorea butter is a fascinating product. When melted, its texture and qualities can be compared to Argan nut oil which is a rare and pricy oil. It has the same texture as Mango butter and can be used as substitute. Our Sal butter is refined using natural processes to ensure that its original properties are preserved and maintained. Our Sal butter is sold in small sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Tucuma butter: Our Tucuma butter is sourced from Brazil. Tucuma butter is noted for its rich Oleic acid content, it is also rich in Myristic and Lauric acids, a combination that gives it its amazing cell rebuilding/repair qualities. Tucuma butter is rich in Vitamin A and fatty acids and has tremendous antioxidant polyphenols properties. Our Tucuma butter is sold in small sizes on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Illipe nut butter: This is a very hard butter. Our brand is a refined version that works outstandingly well to add stiffness to bath and body products. This butter should be avoided by people with nut allergy as it is obtained from the nuts of the illipe tree.You will find various sizes of our Illipe nut butter on our website, Amazon, Walmart and Ebay online marketplaces. Cupuacu Butter: Our Cupuacu Butter comes from the cupuacu fruit tree […]

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How to select the right butters for your DIY projects

admin — Thu, 01 Nov 2018 15:17:36 +0000

So we know you are all super excited about the upcoming holidays and are ready to start making gifts. We always get requests about recipes and how to get the right product texture for DIY products. In this video, we are showing an up close look at the natural butters we carry and how you can use them to make body butters and more skin care products at home. It is important to know which butters work best for the different personal care products you’ll like to make. Hard butters like Illipe, Kokum and Cocoa will give your product a stiff texture so they are highly suitable for lotion bars, soaps, thick body butters and deodorants. Medium textured butters like Sal, Mango, Cupuacu and Shea butter will make your products fluffy and airy. The softest butters we carry are Murumuru and Tamanu butter. They make soft body butters and lotions. You can also learn how to mix the different textures of butters to achieve your ultimate goal. Stay tuned for more tips on making amazing products.

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How to protect your skin during Summer

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Butter Love 2: Tamanu Butter

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