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Snail mucin is known in Korean skincare for a hydrating, comforting feel on skin. It leads this body butter. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
SNAIL MUCIN · CERAMIDES · COCOA, SHEA AND KOKUM BUTTERS · SPF 30
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RICH BODY BUTTER WITH SPF 30 FOR DAILY USE, 100 G
For especially after showering; skin that likes a rich butter
5.0 average· 5 reviews on this pageComplete the routine


Snail & Ceramide Body Butter puts snail mucin and ceramides into a rich body moisturiser with SPF 30. Cocoa, shea and kokum butters with olive oil give it the texture; niacinamide and ashwagandha support, as listed on the jar. One 100 g jar.

FOR SKIN THAT NEEDS MOISTURE AND A DAYTIME SPF IN ONE JAR
Body skin rarely gets sunscreen. A moisturiser that carries SPF 30 and feels like a treat is more likely to be used on arms, shoulders and neck every morning.
Cocoa, shea and kokum butters with olive oil give a cushioned, buttery feel that reviewers describe as smooth and replenishing.
Snail mucin is known for a hydrating, skin-comforting feel; ceramides are the lipids the skin barrier is built from. Together they are the range's signature.
The value printed on the jar. Apply generously on exposed skin and reapply as needed, as the listing directs.
Niacinamide is known for its role in even-looking tone and barrier comfort. It is listed on the jar in a supporting role.
Ashwagandha is traditionally used in Ayurveda for its restorative character. It appears here as a botanical support.
A butter on damp skin holds in the water that is already there. The listing directs daily use.
TWO HERO MOISTURISERS · THREE BUTTERS · TWO SUPPORTING ACTIVES
The jar names snail mucin, ceramides, cocoa butter, shea butter, kokum butter, olive oil, niacinamide and ashwagandha. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for; no card is a measured result on this jar.
Snail mucin is known in Korean skincare for a hydrating, comforting feel on skin. It leads this body butter. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
Ceramides are the lipids that make up much of the skin's own barrier. In a moisturiser they are known for a comfortable, less-dry feel.
Cocoa butter is a rich plant butter known for a sealing, cushioning feel on dry body skin. One of three butters on the jar.
Shea butter is the classic body-butter base, known for softness and a long-lasting moisturised feel.
Kokum is an Indian plant butter, firmer than shea, known for a non-greasy finish once melted into skin.
Niacinamide is a well-studied vitamin known for its role in barrier comfort and even-looking tone. It is a supporting ingredient on this jar; no percentage is printed.
Ashwagandha is a traditional Ayurvedic root, valued for its restorative character. The jar lists it among the botanicals.

WHAT A BODY BUTTER WITH SPF CAN AND CANNOT DO
Butters work by sealing: cocoa, shea and kokum sit on the surface and slow the loss of water, which is why skin feels cushioned for hours. Snail mucin and ceramides are the humectant and barrier side of the same job.
SPF 30 is the value printed on the jar. It is measured at a generous application, so a thin smear protects less than the number suggests. This page repeats the printed value and claims nothing beyond it.
THE AFTER-SHOWER MINUTE
The listing directs a generous application on cleansed skin, massaged in circles until absorbed, daily and especially after showering, with reapplication as needed. Patch test before first use.
After showering, pat skin so it is damp rather than wet. Butter holds in the water that is already there.
Take a generous amount and massage in circular motions until fully absorbed, as the listing directs.
Use every day, especially after showering. Reapply on exposed skin for continued moisture and SPF, per the listing.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Snail & Ceramide Body Butter, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a buttery, replenished feel and a glow; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“It feels and smell like vanilla ice-cream. It's an excellent moisturiser, imparts instant glow. I use it for both of my face and body.”— Mithu Sarkar · published review
“Wonderful product. It replenishes the skin really well and gives a buttery smooth skin.🥰”— Mithu Sarkar · published review
“Excellent product.... Just wow...!!!”— Abira Bhattacherjee · published review
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND THE SNAIL AND CERAMIDE COMPLEX
Pair the body butter with the range's face wash and gel, and keep a weekly polish so the butter meets smooth skin.
Cleanse with the same complex
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST JAR
It carries SPF 30, the value printed on the jar. For long hours in direct sun, apply generously and reapply; a dedicated sunscreen is the better choice for a beach day.
The jar's side panel carries the full composition, which the listing photographs show only in part, so this page does not name the filters. Check the current jar.
It is a rich butter that melts into skin. Use it on damp skin after showering and massage until absorbed; reviewers describe the finish as buttery smooth rather than greasy.
It is sold as a body butter. Reviewers use it on both; if you do, patch test first and use the range's gel for a lighter daytime option.
Reviewers describe a vanilla ice-cream scent. The jar does not print a fragrance-free claim.
Daily, especially after showering, with reapplication as needed, per the listing.

One last look
Damp skin. A generous scoop. A slow massage. Snail mucin, ceramides and SPF 30 in one jar.
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