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Coconut cream lotion

Dry skin Children REC142
Uses
Body
Preparation
5 min
Conservation
1 month

As we mentioned in our advice post 'Taking care of your skin in autumn', our skin needs more nourishing, moisturising, and protective care. The textures of the skincare products we use are increasingly rich, to prepare the skin for the arrival of winter.

Here's a simple DIY tip to enrich your body lotion and obtain a creamy texture.

Before starting your DIY recipes, it is important to download the recommended Hygiene Rules.

Necessary Materials

Attributes amount for 200ml

  • 13 tablespoons moisturizing milk base (191g / 95.5%)

  • 1 teaspoon raw shea butter (4g / 4ml / 2%)

  • 1 teaspoon coconut oil (5g / 5ml / 2.5%)

Step-by-Step

  1. Start by softening the shea butter and coconut oil in a bain-marie.

  2. Pour the moisturizing milk into the bowl.

  3. Add the shea butter and coconut oil mixture and blend until smooth.

  4. Organic coconut oil smells of coconut, and you'll find its scent in your creamy milk.

  5. Transfer the mixture to a clean jar with lid for storage.

  6. Your coconut milk cream is ready.

How to use this product

Use in place of your usual moisturising lotion.

Apply to clean skin and massage until completely absorbed.

The whole family can use it, and it's ideal for both body and face care, especially if you have dry skin.

Focus on unrefined raw shea butter

To complete our range of shea butters, we recently launched unrefined raw shea butter. If you're not a fan of yuzu or you're looking for an unrefined shea butter, this new product is for you.

We use nuts from women's cooperatives in West Africa. The butter is pressed from the nuts and stripped of its impurities.

Raw, unrefined shea butter can be used by the whole family for skin and hair care.

Make your own coconut softness body lotion

Precautions & Warnings

ALLERGEN

Benzyl alcohol

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