It's definitely drier than Shea but still a bit greasy. I love it. But as a formulator my priority is not to make non greasy products (I like rich and emollient textures) so might be different for others.
All of your butters have some greasiness to them to some extent.
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@Microformulation is right. Personally the only butter that I've tried that I wouldn't classify as greasy would be Illipe butter. Shea, Mango, Cocao, Kokum, Cupuacu, Coconut...all feel greasy to me but I do still use some of these butters occasionallybut at very small amounts...like less than 1%.... Babassu is a very nice butter also but can be slightly greasy too. Just my humble opinion 😊
As @Charlene pointed out, the other elements in your formula can/will dictate the end feel.
@Microformulation is right. Personally the only butter that I've tried that I wouldn't classify as greasy would be Illipe butter. Shea, Mango, Cocao, Kokum, Cupuacu, Coconut...all feel greasy to me but I do still use some of these butters occasionallybut at very small amounts...like less than 1%.... Babassu is a very nice butter also but can be slightly greasy too. Just my humble opinion 😊
As @Charlene pointed out, the other elements in your formula can/will dictate the end feel.
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As @Charlene pointed out, the other elements in your formula can/will dictate the end feel.
I do make a product with intentional greasiness...and I use cocoa.
The key is .... how much you use. Mommy blogger formulas will make any of the butters feel greasy.
The face cream I made today...had .75% each of the ones mentioned at the beginning. 3.8% other natural oils, and 5% CCT....Now that feel good.