Dhupu Butter

Dhupu Butter, derived from the resin of the Shorea robusta tree (commonly known as Sal Tree), is a luxurious, exotic cosmetic-grade butter. Traditionally used in Ayurvedic skin therapies, it is prized for its deep moisturizing, healing, and anti-inflammatory properties. Ideal for dry, cracked skin and hair care, Dhupu Butter offers a natural alternative to synthetic emollients and is suitable for sensitive skin.

Key Benefits

• Â Deeply hydrating for dry, flaky, or rough skin

• Â Rich in natural antioxidants and fatty acids

• Â Calms inflammation and soothes irritated skin

• Â Promotes skin repair and barrier protection

• Â Ideal for eczema, psoriasis, and stretch marks

• Â Great for hair conditioning and scalp nourishment

Common Uses

• Facial moisturiser and body butter

• Lip balm and cuticle treatment

• Hair mask or scalp conditioner

• Ingredient in soaps, creams, and lotions

• Natural alternative to petroleum-based balms

How to Use

• Skin: Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage until absorbed. Use daily.

• Hair: Warm a small amount between palms and apply to hair ends or scalp before washing.

• DIY Skincare: Blend with essential oils or other butters for custom formulations.