Cosmetic Butters

There are many kinds of butters and other cosmetic raw materials , pls. contact for detailed information . We are a chinese cosmetics trading company with cosmetics ,raw materials ,packing materials , beauty equipment, make-up tools ,GWP,OEM/ODM services exporting . Our team members have been in cosmetics for more than 10 years and good at supply chain management , product selection and new product development , we as a professional wholesaler can be sure you better product quality ,prices and services as well as OTD ,hope we can have a chance to support your businesses and looking forward to your news .

Supplier: Cocoa powder, alkalized cocoa powder, natural cocoa powder, alkalized cocoa cake, natural cocoa cake, cocoa mass and cocoa butter

Supplier: Cosmetics raw materials mainly shea butter, cocoa butter and coconut oil

Renowned for its healing properties, shea butter has been used traditionally for centuries across Africa. Our Grade A shea butter is sourced from communities in Eastern and Northern Uganda. Only cold-pressed methods are used in the extraction of the oils to ensure that their beneficial properties are preserved. It's naturally luscious, soft, and creamy. Our raw unrefined shea butter (vitellaria nilotica) can be used as-is or as a great addition to your skincare products.

Our lotions are made with a high concentration of Shea Butter, this makes them deeply hydrating and moisturizing. Shea Butter is one of nature's best hydrators, packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties. Mixed in with natural oils, our lotions are guaranteed to nourish, repair, and rejuvenate dry dull skin while preventing early signs of aging.

Organic fine chemicals are used as raw materials in the cosmetics industry to produce a wide range of personal care products, including skin care, hair care, and makeup products. These chemicals are usually small, high-value molecules that are synthesized from a variety of raw materials, including petrochemicals, renewable feedstocks, and natural products. They are used as intermediates in the synthesis of a variety of cosmetic ingredients, such as emollients, emulsifiers, fragrances, and preservatives. Some examples of organic fine chemicals that are used as raw materials in the cosmetics industry include: Emollients: These are chemicals that are used to soften and moisturize the skin. They can be derived from a variety of natural and synthetic sources, including plant oils, animal fats, and petrochemicals. Emulsifiers: These are chemicals that are used to stabilize mixtures of oil and water in cosmetics products. They can be derived from a variety of natural and synthetic sources, including plant-based materials, such as lecithin, and synthetic polymers, such as polyethylene glycol. Fragrances: These are chemicals that are used to add scent to cosmetics products. They can be derived from a variety of natural and synthetic sources, including essential oils, aroma chemicals, and synthetic fragrances. Preservatives: These are chemicals that are used to prevent the growth of microorganisms in cosmetics products. They can be derived from a variety of natural and synthetic sources, including plant extracts, such as tea tree oil, and synthetic chemicals, such as parabens.

Supplier: Raw cashew nuts, dried split ginger, dried hibiscus flower, cocoa, charcoal, chili pepper, shea butter
Buyer: Pig feed

Supplier: Chili pepper, jalapeno pepper, birds eye chili pepper, ginger (whole & powder), turmeric powder, garlic powder, hibiscus flower, kola nuts, tiger nuts or chufa, grains of paradise/alligator pepper, kigelia africana, massularia acuminata, fadogia agrestis mondia whitei/mulondo, canavalia gladiata, voacanga africana, mitragyna africanus, pygeum africanus bark, rauwolfia vomitoria, akuamma powder (picralima nitida), cola nitida, cola acuminata, alchornea sanguinolenta, griffonia simplicifolia, alchornea cordifolia leaf, pygeum africanus bark, tabernanthe iboga, kigelia africana, argemone mexicana, caesalpinia benthamiana root powder