Not all oils behave the same way in a body butter. - Absorption Oils are lighter oils that soak into the skin more quickly, leaving it feeling soft and nourished without a heavy residue. - Coating Oils sit closer to the surface of the skin, helping to lock in moisture and provide longer-lasting protection. The magic happens when these oils are balanced correctly. A body butter that's too heavy may leave skin feeling greasy. Too light, and the moisture may not last. That's why texture matters—it's often the first thing customers notice and remember about your product. The right ingredient balance creates a body butter that feels luxurious, absorbs beautifully, and keeps customers coming back for more. *When you try a body butter, what's most important to you: fast absorption, long-lasting moisture, or a silky texture?

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Not all moisture is created equal. Some body butters feel good in the moment but don’t actually last because they’re not supporting the skin properly over time. I find that when glycerin is used, it leaves the skin a little dry, though it feels good when you first rub it on. Some people use jojoba and vitamin e. You have to try a few options to see what feels good to you.

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