What's the difference between butters and oils?
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By definition, oil is liquid at room temp. while butters are solid at room temp.
You can buy shea butter or shea oil. The oil is a liquid at room temp, while the butter is solid at room temp.
It's the physical state of the matter.
You can buy shea butter or shea oil. The oil is a liquid at room temp, while the butter is solid at room temp.
It's the physical state of the matter.
Cattleyabubbles
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Some oils are solids (e.g. Babassu oil) too. Butters are the fats cold press from the seeds (kernels) of the plants.
