Murumuru Butter:
Produced in Belém, at the mouth of the Amazon River, murumuru butter is very similar to coconut oil: it is a deeply nourishing butter. Among other properties, it has anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antiseptic action. This butter penetrates the deep layers of the skin, is able to repair it and provide the necessary nutrients and protection against damage caused by free radicals and sun spots. The essential fatty acids present in butter also help improve skin texture, retaining moisture and forming a protective layer.

Karite butter:
Its main characteristic is that it is an emollient, softening the skin. Although it is suitable for all skin types, it can benefit dry, dehydrated and sensitive skin more. With a smooth texture, but without a greasy or excessively shiny effect, it is quickly absorbed and protects the skin from external aggressions. It helps to smooth wrinkles, minimizes acne spots, helps to alleviate and reduce scars, blemishes and stretch marks, which appear due to the loss of skin elasticity.

Cupuaçu Butter:
Cupuaçu butter is used to prevent skin dryness, reduce wrinkles and restore skin suppleness and elasticity. It is also important to highlight that cupuaçu butter has a high capacity to retain water. In fact, it can hold up to 4 times its weight in water, making it excellent for helping to hydrate your skin.