What is the reason for using a metal spatula with a moisturizer filled with butter and oil without purified water?
Oil butter formulations without purified water harden at room temperature, making them difficult to scoop out by hand and raising hygiene concerns. I am asking out of curiosity about the use of the scooping tool and how to apply it.
It serves to help scoop out the hard, solidified oil balm formulation hygienically and melt it with the warmth of your hands to apply it.
It is solidly hardened in the container, but when it touches the skin, it loosens softly like oil. Hanahzo's 망고 바디 버터 is a formulation blended solely with butter and oil without adding purified water[1]. Generally, balm formulations filled only with vegetable butter and oil without moisture have the property of hardening solidly at room temperature. This means that if pressed with a finger, it easily gets stuck under the fingernail, or fingerprints and dust easily come into contact with the content.
When you select two or more types of moisturizing products from the brand, a stainless steel spatula is provided together[2]. Generally, stainless steel does not absorb oily ingredients and is resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for hygienically scooping out and wiping down formulations with high oil content. You can scoop it out as if scraping the solid surface, gently melt it with the warmth of your hands, and massage it into the skin for absorption[3].
The exact specifications or maintenance methods for the spatula have not yet been confirmed in official materials.
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 용량 | 40ml |