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Shea Butter

The Facts

Raw Shea Butter comes from the Shea nut, it is extracted by sun drying and using a cold pressing process.

It ranges from an ivory white to a light yellow or tan in color. When purchasing raw cocoa butter plain, it should never be a bright golden color, because this generally indicates oils have been added for preservatives.

It should have smoked wood or nutty scent.



Benefits

  • It has a low melting point, and easily absorbed into the skin from its solid state. Many people enjoy it because it is non-greasy and provides a layer over the skin protecting it from harsh elements like UV rays, radiation and herbicides.
  • The moisturizing effect that it provides, effectively reduces dandruff and scalp dryness, dry skin, diaper rash and eczema.
  • Not only does it effectively moisturize the skin, but it helps to retain the skin's elasticity and evens skin tone. Making this natural product a popular choice among pregnant women and women looking to reduce stretch marks.



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