Organic Monoi de Tahiti Butter - 100% Pure Monoi Butter - Large 8oz Jar - Imported From Tahiti | Perfect for Hair, Skin & Nails | Moisturizing - Hydrating -...
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<li>Monoi butter is a soft, velvety cream made from the oils of sweet almonds and coconut combined with Tiare essence. A proprietary formula of Tahiti, Monoi butter offers rich moisturizing benefits for skin and hair. You can almost imagine the native women stroking Monoi butter to gloss their tresses and smooth their caramel complexions.</li>
<li>Non-Greasy - Quick Absorbing | Naturally Fragranced With Tiare Flowers (Gardenia Jasmine Scent) | Leaves A Silky Smooth Feeling | For Hair and Skin Moisturization | Paraben Free - Silicone Free</li>
<li>Hair Care: Monoi butter can be used as a pre-shampoo hair treatment to deep condition and protect hair from atmospheric aggression's. The butter can make the hair more soft, silky and shiny. It can reverse hair frizz. Lauric acid, a special acid you’ll only find in coconut-derived oils, such as monoi oil, is special because it actually penetrates the hair shaft, smoothing the hair follicle. In turn, it has also been shown to prevent protein loss, keeping the hair follicle strong–even when brittle or dry.</li>
<li>Skin Care: Monoi has been scientifically tested and proven to provide long-lasting moisturization and have soothing and purifying effects on the skin. Monoi moisturizes skin so well that, in the ancient times, early Polynesians used to cover their newborn babies from head to toe with Monoi to protect them from dehydration.</li>
<li>Monoi butter is made through a process called effleurage, a painstaking extraction method. It works like this: Before the blossoms open, they are picked by hand, then rushed to a perfumery plant. There, they are steeped in oil for no less than 15 days. The time-consuming process slowly releases the flower’s unique properties for use in perfumery. Related to the glistening gardenia, Tiare is the floral emblem of French Polynesia, celebrated as the flower of love and renowned for its nutrient-rich essence. A creamy white, pinwheel-shaped flower, it releases a scent that’s heady, at turns sweet and exotic. A Tiare flower worn behind one’s ear is said to signal the wearer’s romantic availability.</li>
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