Avocado Butter – 50g

Description

Avocado Butter by Askim is a 50g body butter that brings the richness of avocado to dry, tired-looking skin. Its formula combines vitamins A, C, D and E with plant oils, carotenoids and phenolic compounds to moisturize the skin deeply, help improve its elasticity and protect it from dryness.

Avocado Butter Benefits

• Deeply moisturizes the skin and protects it from dryness.
• Soothes the skin and leaves a comforting feel.
• Helps improve the skin’s elasticity and supports its softness.
• Helps reduce the look of fine lines and signs of aging.
• Gives rich care thanks to natural antioxidant compounds.

Key Ingredients

• Vitamin A: Helps keep the skin looking smooth, renewed and soft.
• Vitamin E: Moisturizes the skin and helps protect it from dryness.
• Vitamin C: Supports a radiant, lively look.
• Vitamin D: Helps keep the skin balanced and comfortable.
• Plant Oils: Nourish the skin and give it excellent elasticity.
• Carotenoids: Help protect the skin and support a healthy look.

How to Use Avocado Butter

1. Take a small amount between your hands and massage until it melts.
2. Spread it gently over the skin or onto dry and rough areas.
3. You can also smooth a little over dry hair ends, or use it as a rich balm during a massage.

How Often

Use Avocado Butter once or twice a day, or whenever your skin feels dry. Applying it after your evening shower is usually enough to keep the skin soft through the next day; in winter, or on very dry areas, add a second, thinner layer in the morning. A small amount, well massaged in, works better than a thick layer.

Where to Use It

Avocado Butter is concentrated, so it does the most good where the skin is driest:

• Legs and arms that feel dry or tight.
• Hands, cuticles and heels.
• Dry hair ends, in a very small amount.
• Shoulders, legs and feet during a massage.

Who Is It For?

Avocado Butter suits dry, dull or dehydrated skin, and anyone who wants one rich, versatile moisturizer for softness, elasticity and daily care. It is the most multi-purpose butter in the range: body, dry hair ends and massage. The compact 50g jar travels well, so it can come with you to the gym, the office or a weekend away.

Why Avocado

Avocado oil is pressed from the flesh of the avocado fruit rather than its stone. It is rich in nourishing fatty acids and naturally carries carotenoids and vitamin E, which give it its deep green-gold color. You can read more about avocado oil and how it is made. In Askim Avocado Butter, avocado’s richness is combined with vitamins A, C, D and E, so a small amount nourishes dry skin and leaves it supple.

Avocado Butter in Your Routine

Use Avocado Butter wherever your skin needs more than a lotion. Our guide to body lotion vs body butter explains when a butter is the better choice, and our guide to dry skin care in Jordan’s climate covers the seasons when you need it most. Apply it right after bathing, as described in moisturizing after a shower, and for a longer massage, layer it with our Massage Oil.

Precautions

• For external use only. Use as directed.
• Avoid contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse well with water.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.

Storage

Close the lid tightly after every use and keep the jar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Natural butters soften in warm weather and firm up again when it is cooler; this is normal and does not affect the product. Always scoop with clean, dry fingers.

Common Questions

Can I use Avocado Butter for massage?
Yes. Warm a small amount between your palms and use it as a rich balm on the shoulders, legs or feet; add more as the skin absorbs it.

Can I use it on my face?
It is formulated for the body. Facial skin is thinner and more delicate, so use a dedicated facial moisturizer instead.

Why does the texture change with the weather?
Natural butters soften in warm weather and firm up when it is cooler. Warm it between your palms before use; the quality is not affected.

How much Avocado Butter should I use?
Start with an amount about the size of a pea for each area, warmed between your fingertips. Add a little more only if the skin still feels dry once it has been absorbed.