Sunday, June 20, 2010

What is Shea Butter?



Shea Butter is extracted from the pit of a fruit that grows on the Magnifolia tree which begins to bear after about fifteen years, in Central and West Africa. The pits are removed from the fruit, boiled and then sun dried for several days until they are completely dehydrated, and the butter is extracted by hand. Shea Butter is graded raw, refined and highly refined. Some of our butters are highly refined and others are raw.
Shea Butter has healing, skin protection and moisturizing properties, and it contains natural sun protection. Used daily on the face and body it drastically reduces sun exposure, which in turn slows down the aging process due to external factors.
Unique to Shea Butter is it's high content of non-saponifiable fats. This natural fatty acid action penetrates the skin at a cellular level, contributing to the regeneration process of dry and wrinkled skin. It also helps to heal scars, burns and stretch marks.
Additionally, Shea Butter replenishes elasticity, nourishes the skin with vitamins A, E and F, treats skin irritations, cold sores, itching, eczema, burns, dermatitis and skin discolorations.


SHEABUTTER…

  • Heals
  • Protects
  • Moisturizes
  • Reduces sun exposure
  • Slows down the aging process
  • Heals scars
  • Heals burns
  • Fades stretch marks
  • Replenishes elasticity
  • Nourishes the skin with vitamins A, E and F
  • Treats all skin irritations
  • Treats cold sores
  • Itching
  • Dermatitis
  • Skin discoloration

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