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Showing posts with label cocoa butter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cocoa butter. Show all posts

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula - Firming Butter - Review

Hi girls, how many body butters have you tried? I love using body butters because they are thicker yet non greasy as compared to a lot of lotions. I have used products from Palmer's sourced from the USA many times but I am glad the brand is making a strong presence in India as well.

Today I'm going to share my views on the Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula, Firming Butter. It contains shea butter, collagen, elastin and Vitamin E - all products known to enhance the elasticity of the skin. Skin usually shows signs of age if it is not kept well moisturised. And if your moisturiser can help tone your skin along with the usual anti-dryness properties, then it is a great bonus.

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Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula - Firming Butter - Review

Palmer's Firming Butter comes in a big bottle with a pump dispenser. The packaging is perfect for a bottle that you can keep in your bathroom so that you can apply it post bath every day.

I think this is great value for money - read on to know why!

Price: Rs 520 (315ml)

You can buy it online at a discount HERE

Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula - Firming Butter - Review
Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula - Firming Butter - Review

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Handmade Cold Pressed Soap - Review

Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Cold pressed Soap
Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Cold Pressed Soap

A Burst Of Happyness!

Yes that is how you feel when you smell this handmade soap. Hi everyone, today I am reviewing a soap from Burst Of Happyness which is called Sweet Sin. A name aptly given to a soap that is so sinful you almost feel like eating it up!

Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Coldpressed Soap
Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Cold Pressed Soap

Process of Making Handmade Cold Pressed Soap

This is how the creator of these soaps makes these beauties:  "The term cold process means that no external heat is used during the soap-making process. I melt my solid oils, add the liquid oils, then combine with the water/lye mix, fragrance, and pour into the molds. The soap is removed from the mold after twenty-four hours, cut, and placed on a curing rack for approximately four weeks. It can take up forty-eight hours for the saponification to become complete. The result is a nice hard bar with lots of glycerin"

Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Coldpressed Soap
Burst of Happyness Sweet Sin Coldpressed Soap

You can check out more details and all 'how' and 'why' question and answers on the facebook page of this brand HERE

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