Cocoadan – Cocoa Butter
Cocoa Butter – Cocoadan is pressed from the seeds of the cacao tree (Theobroma cacao). Cocoadan is excellent in skincare products.
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The holy basil plants are grown in ICSC’s in-house precision climate farming facilities, in a completely sophisticated sustainable process that requires no soil. The benefits of the precision climate farming are the following: • No chemicals or pesticides used. All natural. • Reliable year-round crop production. • Minimal water usage. • Unaffected by adverse weather conditions. Cosmosil HB Oil and Butter has good antioxidant properties. It enhances the oxidative stability of the applications where it is implemented. It is used as an emollient and a carrier in the cosmetic industry. It is easy to use in cosmetic formulations for skin care and hair care.
Known as the “village pharmacy”, it has many benefits, but its strong odor makes it impossible to use in cosmetic applications. Our refined version keeps all the goodies, but without the strong smell.
Cocoa Butter Alternatives
ICSC has developed alternatives to Cocoa Butter in cosmetic applications from sustainable and upcycled raw materials. They have similar texture and sensorial feel making it easy to implement in already developed formulations using Cocoa butter. They have very uniform triglyceride composition making emulsions very stable. Available in Conventional Internally Stabilized versions.
Papaya Butter is rich in papain, carpaine and vitamins A+C, all of great cosmetic value, because they cause the breakage of multiple bonds in proteins, making the skin look softer, fresher and brighter.
Butters
Açaí Butter is obtained from the fruit of the Açaí palm (Euterpe oleracea), which grows in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil and surrounding countries.
Butters
Shea butter comes from the nuts of the shea tree (Vitellaria paradoxa). The tree is indigenous to Africa and is found throughout West, Central and East Africa.
Black Cumin Oil is cold pressed from the seeds of Nigella sativa. The oil is refined and then mixed with a soft Shea Stearine to make Black Cumin Butter.
Aloe Vera is used in natural cosmetics for its astringent properties, which provide its relic in tannins, formic acid and zinc, as well as anti-inflammatory, bactericidal and moisturizing properties, which make it very suitable for skin care.