Use them as solid massage-oil bars...or they are also really great to use after you get out of the shower on legs and arms. You do need to wait a few minutes for the oil to soak in - they are almost pure oil, remember - but once it's soaked in, your skin will love you for it!
Cocoa Butter Massage Bars
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Once the bars have completely cooled, gently pop them out of the molds. Since they are formulated to melt at skin temperature, be sure to keep them in a cool place like a cupboard or the refrigerator.
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- Let's Make Cocoa Butter Massage Bars
- The Recipe and Ingredients
- Measure and Melt
- Finish Melting - Add the Liquid Oils and Fragrance
- Pour into the Mold
- Finished Bars
- Lotion Tube Variation
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