How to Use Body Butter
Body butter is used on skin for sensual purposes or to cleanse and detoxify the skin and body. Body butter is designed to smell good, soften the skin and stimulate the pores underneath to rid the body of harmful toxins and chemicals. Many people use it to feel cleaner, smoother and all-around better. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Apply the body butter to your entire body, concentrating especially on dry areas like the bottoms of the feet, the fingers, the face and anywhere else that is personally dry for you. Body butter's No. 1 use is moisturizing. It will restore moisture to your skin and help replenish the healthy look.
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Find areas on your body that are wrinkled. This is normally the face, chin, neck and hands. Body butter has been known to help reduce early signs of wrinkling and to help make skin stronger and more resistant to being stretched.
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Look for scars or stretch marks on your body. Certain types of body butter are meant to help reduce scars and stretch marks. They're supposed to help heal them and make newer cells healthier so that they duplicate the look of your normal skin instead of the look of your scars, thus reducing the obviousness of the marks.
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Use body butter after you get out of the shower or the pool. Body butter is also good when coming in from the cold. Water soaking into the skin will dry it out and crack it, but body butter will help keep the skin moisturized and lock the water and bad moisture out of your skin. This gives your skin a clean and shiny look all day.
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Use body butter to help accent your natural scent. Body butter comes in many scents including shea butter, coconut and aloe. All of them smell great, and they're all natural. Applying body butter to the skin before going on a date can give the evening that perfect edge you were both looking for.
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