Natural Cocoa Butter Adverso

Here is how the oil looks after standing at a temperature of +25 for three hours, it has maintained its solid state. If you rub it in your hands/on your body, it melts, but it doesn't melt just by scooping it out of the jar. Overall, I liked its texture. Last time, I bought cocoa butter aromatica, and it seemed completely solid, which was inconvenient to use. The oil has a clean and pleasant smell, it smells like cocoa. It doesn't feel too greasy, although it takes a while to absorb, there is no unpleasant greasy layer. In general, I bought it and prepared for the worst, but it turned out to be a pleasant and affordable cocoa butter.

I did not purchase it here, but the product impressed me so much that I couldn't help but write a review. Let's just say that in this "cocoa butter," there is no cocoa butter to be found. It melts at room temperature, releasing some sort of liquid oil that separates. It has a light, almost white color. Even in cold weather, it remains soft. There is not even a hint of cocoa smell, unlike other manufacturers. It has a slight coconut smell (a bit smoky, as it should be for unrefined coconut oil), but there is only a trace of coconut oil, judging by the concentration of the smell. As for the ingredients, one can only guess since there is no ingredient list on the packaging (which is obvious because it should be PURE COCOA butter). The only reason I added an extra star is that it mixes well with milk and provides decent hydration for my dry throat, lasting for a couple of hours.

The oil is simply superb. It has a fantastic scent and melts quickly in your hands, providing excellent moisturization.