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Grapeseed Butter

Botanical Name: Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil
Description: Grapeseed butter is obtained by the cold pressing of selected fruits followed by a full refining process. The result is a soft, creamy butter that is rich in vitamins E & C and Beta Carotene. Grapeseed butter possesses regenerative and restructuring qualities which allow a better control of skin moisturization.
It exhibits good spread-ability on the skin, making it ideal as a massage butter or body balm, and it can be added to soap, creams, lotions, lip balms, body butters, hair pomades, bath bombs and more.
It should be stored in a cool dark place and has a shelf-life of approximately 1 - 2 years when stored properly.

Recommended Usage:
• Lotions & Creams: 2 - 20%
• Balms: 5 – 100 %
• Bar Soaps: 3 – 12 %
• Hair Conditioners: 1 – 5 %

Please Note: As with any manufacturing process, New Directions Aromatics encourages small, lab scale manufacturing for evaluation purposes prior to full commercial manufacturing.

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Submited By: Amber from Ludlow, Kentucky on 10/22/2007
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I would give this butter three to four stars. It's very creamy in that it is midway between a liquid and a solid substance. The viscosity is roughly that of petroleum jelly, but the product is quite grainy as the previous reviewer mentioned. (These are not hard granules such as husks - I'm honestly not sure what causes this butter to be so grainy). Heating or melting, then recooling the butter DOES NOT make the butter smooth - it returns to its original state. Therefore this is not a butter to be used alone on skin as one might do with Sweet Almond Butter. Where this butter really shines though is in combination with other, harder butters such as shea or tucuma butter. Grapeseed should not comprise more than 50% (and should probably comprise an even lower percentage) of such blends though, as they too will become too granulated to be pleasant. This butter combined with shea butter, glycerine and essential oils makes a really nice balm or cream.

Submited By: Stephanie from Cochrane, Alberta on 04/17/2007
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Can you believe I had never tried this stuff before? I love it because it is softer then some butters, and will be fantastic in my lotions! A little grainy, but it should be fine! I like finding unique and fabulous butters like this because it just gives your products that little extra to brag about when compared with the competition!

Grapeseed Butter

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