whipped cocoa butter

Common ingredients include cocoa butter and shea butter, and many formulations also add botanicals and carrier oils such as coconut milk and sunflower seed oil.

They’re typically described as having a soft, whipped texture that melts on contact and absorbs fairly quickly, leaving a non-greasy, silky or non-sticky finish.

Listings most commonly target dry skin, and many also indicate suitability for normal, sensitive, combination, and mature skin types.

Available net weights in these listings range from about 0.5 fl oz up to 8 fl oz, with several products offered in intermediate sizes such as 5 fl oz.

Shoppers use it on the body broadly—especially hands and feet—and also on beards. It’s frequently applied to rough patches like elbows, knees, and heels.

Most reviewers describe the scents as light, pleasant, or subtle; some find them fresh and clean and moderately noticeable but generally agreeable.

Apply to damp skin—ideally after a bath or shower—to help lock in moisture. Smooth the whipped butter onto the skin and allow it to melt in as needed.