Turmeric Butter

Turmeric Butter Key Benefits:

• Natural Product
• Anti-inflammatory Agent
• Skin Protectant (anti-radical properties)
• Plant Derived / Vegetable Based
• Moisturizing Agent
• Dermal Barrier Function Reinforcement
• Water Insoluble/hydrophobic
• Anti-oxidant properties scavenge free radicals
• Emollient
• Hair Conditioning Agent
• Biodegradable

Turmeric Butter Uses:

Listed below are just some of the popular uses for Turmeric Butter

• Lip balms
• Hand Creams & Body Lotions
• Soap bars
• Face masks
• Exfoliants & Face scrubs
• Body scrubs
• Foot care products
• Hair masks & treatments
• Shampoos & Conditioners

How to use Turmeric Butter

Turmeric Butter is a versatile ingredient with a wide range of uses, including being used just on its own or within cosmetic formulations! Below are some popular ways to use Turmeric Butter:

• Topical Application: Turmeric Butter can be used directly on the skin - hands, legs, face, belly, wherever you like (externally)! This has been seen to be beneficial for those wanting to hydrate dry skin and soothe irritations.
• Lip Care: Turmeric Butter is a common ingredient in lip butters and balms. Combine with other ingredients for a D.I.Y lip balm, or simply use on its own.
• Foot Care: Due to its hydrating qualities, Turmeric Butter can be used directly on the heels and soles of your feet. To avoid slipping, it's best applied just before bed, or before putting on socks.
• Hair Care: The nourishing and hydrating properties make Turmeric Butter great for conditioning the hair. Formulate into your shampoos and conditioners, or massage directly onto the ends of your hair for a quick and easy hair mask (be sure to wash it out afterwards!)