5 ways to personalise your shea whipped cream

Shea butter chantilly is a soft, creamy balm. To obtain it, we whip the various ingredients in the recipe...as if we were making a whipped cream in the kitchen.

The essential products for this result are, of course, shea butter, but also at least one vegetable oil. It's simpler to use oils that solidify, such as calophylla, jojoba or coconut, as these will help to obtain that chantilly texture more easily.

The benefits of shea butter chantilly

In summer, it prolongs tanning and repairs skin after exposure to the sun. In winter, it acts as a cold cream, protecting the skin from the cold and soothing skin irritations and dryness. You can also use it to nourish, strengthen and protect your hair. It's an excellent treatment for dry, damaged hair.

Finally, shea butter chantilly can be fully adapted to your needs. You can use it as a nourishing treatment for dry skin, a moisturizer for hair, a bronzer... We'll give you some ideas!

Discover our Shea butter chantilly recipe here

1-The bronzing chantilly for a tanned complexion all year round

Sometimes it's hard to maintain a pretty golden complexion, especially in winter. This combination is the perfect remedy!

Buriti oil + coconut oil + vegetable glycerin + shea butter = soft skin and a luminous complexion

2-Nourishing chantilly to care for dry skin and hair

We love multi-use products, don't you? This chantilly will keep your skin moisturized and your hair soft at the same time. Say goodbye to dryness ;)

Coconut oil + grapeseed oil + raw shea butter = nourished, protected and strengthened skin and hair

3-La chantilly pailletée for shimmering skin and a glowy effect

How about glistening skin? For radiant, glowy skin, we suggest this blend:

Coconut oil + Carrot oil + Mica (gold or bronze mica will be perfect for reflecting the light on your skin!) + Shea butter with Yuzu = Soft skin with a lovely, glittering finish

4-Gentle whipped cream to care for the little ones

We all need to take care of our skin, especially children whose skin can be more fragile. That's why we've thought of your little ones in this shea butter chantilly:

Calendula oil + Coconut oil + raw Shea butter = Baby's irritations are soothed, his skin is soft and his hair protected

5-Exfoliating whipped cream for new skin

When you want to soften your skin, you need to nourish it. However, it's also a good idea to exfoliate beforehand to remove dead skin cells. The skin is then renewed and ready to receive all the moisture and softness it deserves!

Coconut oil + Yuzu Shea butter + pink Jojoba pearls = An exfoliating AND nourishing treatment for drought-proof skin. How about a new skin?