Cocoa Whipped Cream

Era of Nature whipped cocoa butter is not simply softened Cocoa Butter. Cocoa Whipped Cream is a finished moisturizer made with water, Cocoa, Shea, Mango, and Avocado Butters, plant oils, glycerin, aloe vera, and other ingredients.

Unlike a solid butter, it can be scooped directly from the jar and spread over the skin without melting first.

What Makes Cocoa Whipped Cream a Cream?

The formula combines water with several plant butters and oils.

Cocoa Butter provides richness, while Shea, Mango, and Avocado Butters contribute to the creamy texture. Coconut, Avocado, Olive, Jojoba, Argan, and Sunflower Oils are also included.

Glycerin and Aloe Vera add the moisturizing qualities of a water-based formula.

That is why cocoa whipped cream behaves more like a body moisturizer than raw Cocoa Butter.

A Rich Cocoa-Inspired Formula

The formula also contains Chocolate Extract and Vanilla Oil, adding to its cocoa-inspired character.

For someone who enjoys the natural cocoa aroma associated with Cocoa Butter but prefers a ready-made product, this cream is easier to use than a solid block.

Raw vs. Whipped Cocoa Butter

Raw Cocoa Butter is useful when you want:

• a single plant butter;

• an ingredient for DIY formulas;

• something for balms, soaps, or body butters;

• control over the final formula.

A cocoa butter whipped body butter or cream works better when you want:

• a finished moisturizer;

• easier spreading;

• several butters and oils in one formula;

• a product ready for everyday use.

So raw vs whipped cocoa butter is mainly a question of intended use.

Use It Where Skin Feels Dry

For dry skin care, apply the cream to areas such as:

• arms and legs;

• hands;

• elbows and knees;

• other dry areas.

Start with a small amount and add more only where needed.

The product directions also allow use on the face and neck, but a small amount is recommended because of the rich formula.

How to Apply Body Butter Cream

For how to apply body butter or a rich cream, use it after bathing while the skin is still slightly damp.

1. Scoop out a small amount.

2. Spread it over the skin.

3. Massage until evenly distributed.

4. Add more only if needed.

This helps keep the rich cocoa butter texture from feeling too heavy.

Can Cocoa Whipped Cream Be Used on Hair?

Era of Nature also lists hair use.

Apply a very small amount to dry lengths or ends. Fine hair may need only a trace, while thicker or very dry hair may tolerate more.

Avoid applying too much near the roots, as the butter-and-oil formula can feel heavy.

Storage

Warm conditions may soften a whipped body butter or cream, while cooler temperatures can make it firmer.

For proper storage:

• keep the jar tightly closed;

• avoid direct sunlight and excessive heat;

• keep water out of the container.

Texture changes caused by temperature do not automatically mean the product is spoiled.

Cocoa Butter Without the Extra Preparation

The main advantage of Cocoa Whipped Cream is convenience.

You get Cocoa Butter in a ready-to-use multi-butter formula without needing to warm, melt, or blend a solid block first.

For everyday body care, cocoa butter whipped into a finished cream is simply easier to use.

Aqua, Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Mango Butter, Avocado Butter, Coconut Oil, Avocado Oil, Olive Oil, Jojoba Oil, Argan Oil, Sunflower Oil, Vitamin E, Bees Wax, Cetostearyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate, Glycerin, Xanthan Gum, Aloe Vera Extract, Niacinamide, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Benzoate, Chocolate Extract, Vanilla Oil.

Apply a sufficient amount of cream onto damp face and neck.
Gently massage in upward circular motions using fingertips.
For optimal results, use twice a week.
Can be used on hair as well.