La Shorea robusta o Sal per una pelle morbida e vellutata

Shorea robusta or Sal is a plant typical of the Indian subcontinent. From this majestic tree, sacred to Vishnu and which can reach 35 metres in height, with a trunk that can even reach three metres, the Indians used everything, from the wood, great for furniture, to the leaves, for environmentally friendly crockery. A butter composed of stearic acid and oleic acid is obtained from the seeds, and its use is permitted in place of cocoa butter in chocolate and is perfect for external use to nourish the skin, leaving it soft and velvety.