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Body butter should be stored in a cool, dark, and dry place away from heat and direct sunlight. It is best used on clean, slightly damp skin after a shower or bath to lock in moisture. Follow up with Peaches Delights Skincare Excema Oil, apply a layer of body oil on top of the body butter. The oil will create a barrier that locks in the moisture from the butter.
How to Store Body Butter:
Proper storage is key to maintaining the texture and extending the shelf life of your body butter.
- Keep it Cool and Dry: Store your body butter at room temperature, ideally between 60-70°F (15-21°C). Keep it away from heat sources like radiators, heaters, or sunny windowsills, as heat will cause the natural butters and oils to melt and lose their whipped consistency. Avoid storing it in a humid bathroom.
- Avoid Direct Sunlight: Sunlight and UV rays can alter the product's composition and degrade the ingredients faster. A cabinet, drawer, or pantry is an ideal location.
- Seal Tightly: Always ensure the container is tightly sealed after each use to prevent air and moisture from entering, which can introduce contaminants and shorten the shelf life.
- Use Clean Tools: To prevent introducing bacteria and moisture, use a clean, dry cosmetic spatula or scoop to get the product out of the jar, rather than your fingers.
- Refrigeration (Optional): If you live in a warm climate or if the product has melted, you can place it in the refrigerator to solidify. Note that this may slightly change the texture, but the product remains effective. Allow it to come closer to room temperature before use for easier application.
Body oil should be stored in a cool, dark, and dry place to maximize its shelf life. For the best results, it should be used on clean, damp skin immediately after a shower or bath to lock in moisture.
How to Store Body Oil:
Proper storage protects the oil from the elements that cause it to degrade, such as heat, light, and air.
Cool, Dark Place: Store the bottle in a cabinet, drawer, or a specialized wooden box away from direct sunlight and heat sources (like a stove or sunny window). A consistent room temperature is ideal.
Airtight Container: Always seal the bottle tightly immediately after use to minimize exposure to oxygen, which causes oxidation and shortens the oil's shelf life.
Keep it Dry and Clean: Avoid getting any water or unsterilized items (like dirty fingers) into the bottle, as moisture can introduce bacteria and lead to spoilage.
Label and Date: Write the date you opened the oil on the label to keep track of its freshness. Most body oils last for 1 year when stored correctly.
Refrigeration (Optional): Some carrier oils benefit from refrigeration to last longer, particularly delicate ones like grapeseed or almond oil. Allow refrigerated oil to return to room temperature before use
