Displaying a pale yellow color and a smooth, creamy texture, lemon butter combines hydration with the bright, invigorating scent of lemon. It’s often found in body butters, hand creams, and scrubs to moisturize and revitalize the skin

Color: Typically a pale yellow to creamy white or a light, soft yellow. The intensity of the yellow can vary depending on the concentration of lemon-derived ingredients and the base oils used.

Texture/Consistency: At room temperature, it’s a soft, semi-solid butter. It’s designed to be smooth and creamy, offering a light, whipped, or fluffy feel, which allows for effortless application.

Melting Point: Possesses a relatively low melting point, meaning it melts easily on contact with the warmth of the skin. This characteristic ensures a smooth glide and quick absorption without needing much effort to spread.

Aroma: Its most defining feature is its bright, fresh, uplifting, and characteristic citrus aroma of lemon. This clean, zesty scent is often a primary reason for its inclusion in skincare products.

Absorption: Known for absorbing well into the skin, typically leaving a soft, non-greasy, or satiny finish. It should feel nourishing without feeling heavy.

Appearance (when solid): Generally appears as a smooth, uniform butter. It should not be overly hard or crumbly, indicating good formulation

Ingredients: Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Limon (Lemon) Peel Oil