Unrefined Shea Butter is naturally rich in a number of vitamins, Vitaman A, E, & F are the most popular. Vitamin A&E balances and normalizes the skin. Helps keep it clear and healthy. Particularly beneficial for dry or sun-exposed skin. Vitamin A has soothing and hydrating properties. They provide healthy skin collagen which prevents premature wrinkles, premature facial lines and premature slackened skin. Vitamin F acts as a skin protector and revitalizer. It soothes rough, dry or chapped skin on contact and helps soften and revitalize dry or damaged hair. Vitamin F consits of linoleic, linolenic and arachidonic acids, the tree essential fatty acids.
To use shea butter - take the desired amount, rub into the palm of your hands until melted and apply to your skin or hair. Applying shea butter in small amounts several times a day is most effective. Do not apply shea butter on wet skin or wet hair. Towel dry first.
To store unused shea butter - wrap with saran wrap or place in a zip lock bag or in a container & store in a cool dry place. Shea Butter has a shelf life of 18 months to 24 months. It can still be used after that time but it will not be as effective.
Do not leave unused shea butter in the sun or around any type of heat. It will continuously melt and solidify. Over time, this will change the texture and properties of your shea butter. |
What Is Shea Butter? Where Does It Come From? Shea Butter is a 100% natural multi-purpose cream with vitamin A, E & F . It is a natural plant fat with exceptional moisturizing properties. Shea Butter also contains a significant fraction of unsaponifiables, which are reported to have many healing properties.
Shea Butter comes from the nuts of the Shea Tree, which grows naturally in 20 sub-Saharan Africa countries stretching from Guinea to Sudan and a section of East Africa where it has existed for centuries. It produces its first fruit when it is about 20 years old and reaches its full production when the tree is about 45 years old. It produces nuts for up to 200 years after reaching maturity.
Shea Butter has a vast number of proven healing properties stemming from its physical makeup of Vitamin E, Vitamin A and cinnamic acid to name a few. Shea butter ingredients increase the healing of wounds and improve scars. It is commonly used in the treatment of eczema, rashes, burns and severely dry skin. Shea Butter contains natural UV sun protection. Daily use of shea butter on the face and body drastically reduces sun exposure, which in turn slows down the rate of aging due to external factors. Shea butter also acts as a natural mantle against elements of cigarette smoke, smog and chemical pollutants in the atmosphere. NO! Shea Butter IS NOT A RECENT DISCOVERY OR INVENTION!!! 100% Pure Shea Butter is centuries old. It has been used in Ghana, Mali, Burkina Faso and other parts of Africa for centuries. Shea butter is nature's wonder. It is a daily moisturizer that has numerous uses. Including Stretch marks, chapped or dry lips, chaffing, blemishes, hands, cuticles, feet, cracked heels, bumps, massages, dry skin, flaky skin, rough skin, dull skin, dark spots, marks, minor scars, premature facial lines, blisters, knees, elbows. Also used for hair & scalp, to name a few. Moisturizers & hydrates your skin. Shea Butter maintains skin & hair moisture. 100% Pure Natural Shea Butter is soft, smooth, has a pleasant smell & varies in color. The older the Shea Butter, the more yellowish it becomes.
If you are interested in purchasing Shea Butter, I have it available in 4oz. containers. Feel free to email me at clarkcl58@aol.com
Shea Butter 4oz. $8.00 Information on this page is not a diagonsis for any disease, condition or disorder. This information is solely for general skin and hair uses. All advice and information about this natural product are based on centuries of history and the experiences of many groups of people who have used this product. |
