How to Make Lightening Body Butter
What is Lightening Body Butter?
Lightening body butter is a type of moisturizer that is formulated to help brighten and even out the skin tone on the body. It typically contains a combination of natural ingredients and skin-lightening agents that can help to reduce the appearance of dark spots, hyperpigmentation, and other discolourations.
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Lightening body butter may also contain other nourishing ingredients like shea butter, cocoa butter, or vitamin E, which can help moisturize and protect the skin, leaving it soft, smooth, and glowing. Some lightening body butter may also contain natural ingredients like licorice root extract, mulberry extract, or bearberry extract, which have been shown to have skin-lightening properties.
INGREDIENTS
- Kojic acid 25g
- Glycerin, 2 tbsp
- Almond oil, 3drop
- Vitamin E, one teaspoon
- Lactic acid powder 1tbsp
- Shea butter 2 tbsp
- Carrot oil 2 tbsp
- Vitamin b3 2 teaspoon
- Beeswax 1 tbsp or
- Emulsifying wax 1 tbsp
- Mulberry extract 3tbsp
- Giga 3 tbsp
- Sephiwhite 3tbsp
- Fragrance 1tbsp
- Preservative 2 tbsp
DIRECTION
Melt the shea butter, beeswax, emulsifying wax, and carrot oil and allow to mix. Add ur glycerin together live it too cool den add ur lightening powders, stir very well add other items and stir very well ur fragrance should be the last thing u will put.
Like other body butter, lightening body butter is typically applied to the skin after bathing or showering, to help lock in moisture and keep the skin soft and supple. It should be used in conjunction with a regular skincare routine that includes sun protection and other products that are specifically designed to address your skincare concerns.
It’s important to note that while lightening body butter may help to improve the appearance of the skin, it is not a substitute for sun protection or other skincare products that are specifically designed to treat more serious skin concerns. Additionally, it’s important to choose a product that is appropriate for your skin type and to patch-test new products before using them all over your body.
