The biggest difference between both is the texture and consistency. Body butters are thicker and are often used to deliver more intense moisture.  They are often heavier and greasier in texture and will require longer time to be absorbed in the skin. The components of a natural body butter are higher in nutritious vitamins and fatty acids, which help to nourish and revitalize your skin and improve healthy skin complexion.

It softens the skin, improves appearance of fine lines and restores elasticity for a youthful glow. Its light texture doesn't clog the pores, thereby keeping acne at bay. Owing to the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, Kokum Butter, Lanvender and Avocado detoxify, heals, soothes inflamed and damaged skin, while it promotes healthy skin cells.

If you have dry skin, it's best to use body butter daily. Meanwhile, if you have normal or oily skin you may only need to use body butter every 2-3 days, as a weekly treatment or just to treat problematic dry patches.

Even if your skin doesn’t feel dry, it is important to moisturize daily to keep your skin healthy and hydrated. You can absolutely use body butters daily, even if you have normal and oily skin and apply accordingly so your skin doesn’t feel weighed down. The type of butter you choose is dependent on your skin type and needs.