Sal Butter
Sal Butter — a solid plant butter from the seeds of the Shorea robusta tree, common in South Asia. It has characteristics similar to shea butter and is widely used in traditional Indian cosmetics for nourishing and protecting dry skin.
What is it?
Shorea Robusta Seed Butter — a butter with a rich fatty acid profile, structurally and functionally similar to shea butter, but with some unique differences in triglyceride composition. Mechanism: saturated fatty acids form a stable protective film on the skin's surface, reducing transepidermal water loss and providing a comfortable softening sensation. Sal butter has been traditionally used in Indian cosmetics for centuries to protect the skin from dry and hot climates.
Nourishing creams and butters for the body, traditional Ayurvedic cosmetics, balms for very dry skin, formulas for skin protection in harsh climatic conditions.
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Sal butter has a solid yet pliable texture, melting easily upon contact with the skin. INCI: Shorea Robusta Seed Butter. Concentration: 3-15% in nourishing body formulas.
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