Saponified cocoa butter

Sodium Cocoa Butterate is cocoa butter after saponification. During soapmaking, the fat reacts with sodium hydroxide and turns into soap, that is, fatty acid salts - the finished bar contains no lye.

Cocoa butter is rich in stearic and palmitic acids, making the soap hard, slow to go soft and able to produce a thick, creamy lather. You'll find it in our natural soaps, including our exfoliating ones.