Cocoa-Butter 140G moisturizes dry, cracked, or rough skin - By Mara Organics
KSh700.00

Cocoa Butter

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KSh700.00

Cocoa Butter is one of those “forever” ingredients—rich, protective, and deeply comforting when skin feels dry, tight, or rough. This is 100% pure cocoa butter in a solid form that melts on contact, making it easy to apply directly or to use as a base in whipped body butters, balms, and hair moisturisers.

Cocoa butter is widely used in cosmetics mainly as an emollient and skin-conditioning ingredient—meaning it helps skin feel softer and smoother and supports moisture comfort, especially when used consistently. 

If you’re shopping for cocoa butter specifically for stretch marks, it’s important to set realistic expectations: clinical trials have not found cocoa butter lotion to prevent pregnancy stretch marks, so it’s best used for daily moisturising and comfort—not as a guaranteed “stretch mark fix.” 

  • 100% pure cocoa butter, sourced from Ghana (Theobroma cacao)





Benefits for Hair:

  • Great for sealing moisture on ends and reducing the “dryness” feel in protective styles (use sparingly).
  • Useful base for DIY hair butters when blended with lighter oils.

How to Use:

  • Melt a tiny amount between fingers and smooth over ends to seal in moisture (avoid heavy application at the roots).
  • DIY butter: melt gently and blend with lighter oils (e.g., jojoba/almond/coconut) before whipping.

Benefits for Skin:

  • Deep moisture comfort for dry, rough-feeling areas (hands, elbows, knees, feet).
  • Helps soften and smooth the look and feel of skin with regular use.

How to Use:

  • Warm a small amount between palms and press onto slightly damp skin after bathing.
  • For very dry areas, reapply as needed (a little goes a long way).
  • External use only. Patch test if sensitive.
  • Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes.
  • Store in a cool, dry place and keep container tightly sealed to maintain texture.
  • For stretch marks: use for moisturising comfort, not guaranteed
    prevention or removal (clinical evidence does not support cocoa butter as a stretch mark preventive).
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