Refined shea butter - 100ml

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Application: Shea butter is a truly versatile natural butter extracted from the seeds of the shea tree fruit. This whitish or yellowish butter has recently conquered Europe, and its effectiveness is proven by its popularity. Its areas of use include, but are not limited to: as a base oil for face creams and body lotions, for treating cellulite and stretch marks, for daily skincare, for treating burns, for making massage cream, and for soap making. Thanks to its high vitamin E content, it possesses excellent skin-regenerating and moisturizing properties, which effectively assist in daily skincare and in reducing wrinkles and the skin's aging process. It nourishes and moisturizes stressed skin down to the deepest layers, helping to preserve its natural moisture content. During the autumn and winter periods, it can be confidently used as a daily moisturizer or as a nightly treatment for dried, chapped face and hands. Due to its high oil content, it can make dry skin soft and hydrated in just one or two days. Production: cold-pressed All about shea butter: Shea butter is pressed from the nuts of the African shea tree; its color is white or yellowish, and its scent is sweet and buttery. Central Africans and Ghanaians have been using its valuable active ingredients for thousands of years, and the trade in shea butter is their primary source of income. Shea butter is also called women's gold, as its processing is considered a privilege of local women. In Europe, this extremely versatile butter, rich in beneficial effects, has spread in recent years. Shea butter can be used externally for treating burns, moisturizing dry, scaly skin, body care, facial care, and for making a wide range of cosmetic products. Thanks to its vitamin-rich composition, and especially its high vitamin E and A content, it deeply moisturizes the skin, reduces the number of wrinkles, soothes inflamed, dry, stressed skin, and protects against harmful UV rays. Thanks to its valuable ingredients, it helps cell renewal, thus slowing down aging, and contributes to preserving the skin's moisture content and elasticity. Due to its high fat content, it is particularly recommended for making face creams and soaps. A significant portion of the fats found in shea butter is non-saponifiable, meaning it retains its valuable ingredients even after the saponification phase; therefore, those with skin prone to dryness and sensitive skin can also safely use soaps made with shea butter. The scent of shea butter is mild, sweet, and not overpowering, so using it on its own provides a pleasant experience, but it can also be scented with various essential oils according to taste. Its use is recommended for all skin types, but it is especially suggested for sensitive, dry, and inflammation-prone skin. Unlike cocoa butter, shea butter is not photosensitive, so we can safely use it on skin exposed to direct sunlight or even in the summer. Frequently Asked Questions: What is shea butter good for? Actually, it can be used for almost any skin type and skin problem. For face, body, massage, making cosmetics, or on its own. Why should I use shea butter? Thanks to its high vitamin E content, shea butter deeply nourishes and moisturizes the skin, helps its regeneration, and slows down its aging. What is its color, scent, and texture? Its color varies from white to yellowish shades, its scent is pleasant, neutral, and buttery. Its texture is solid at room temperature and melts with heat. It does not require separate heating; it melts at hand-warm temperature and is spreadable. How should I store shea butter? Shea butter does not require refrigeration, but it is worth storing in a sealed container in a place protected from sunlight. Its optimal storage temperature is 20-25°C. My shea butter has melted, what should I do with it? No problem, it will solidify again at room temperature. If you want it to solidify faster, put it in the fridge for ten minutes. How do I melt solid shea butter? Shea butter melts at body temperature; you can even melt it in your palms. If you want to melt a larger quantity, do not put it in a microwave or expose it to direct heat under any circumstances, but melt it gradually in a water bath, over steam. For what skin type is the use of shea butter recommended? Shea butter can be used regardless of skin type and age, but it is especially recommended for the care of dry, cracked, stressed skin, or during cold, windy seasons. Since it is a highly greasy, dense butter, and since different skin types tolerate different amounts, it is worth starting with a small amount and massaging it thoroughly into the skin, then gradually increasing the dose if necessary. What skin problems can I use shea butter for? We recommend it primarily for dry skin, as its high fat content helps moisturize the deeper layers of the skin, but it can also be used to treat inflamed or acne-prone facial skin. Since it does not contain any chemical or pollutant substances, there is no risk of it clogging pores, making it a truly natural face and body care agent. Can I use shea butter around the eyes or as an eye wrinkle cream? The area around the eyes is the most sensitive area of our face, which is why it is very important to use only natural, chemical-free care products there. Shea butter's high vitamin content is ideal for caring for the thin and therefore vulnerable skin under the eyes, and its pleasant, mild scent will certainly not be bothersome. Can I use shea butter for hair treatments as well? Yes, shea butter can also be a solution to hair problems. We recommend its use mainly for dry, broken, stressed hair. It is important to apply the treatment before washing your hair and, after the exposure time has passed, wash it out of your hair using preferably natural shampoo and lukewarm water. Shea butter softens the hair, regenerates surface damage, and split ends after just a few uses. Can I use shea butter as a massage oil? Shea butter melts at hand-warm temperature, so its use as a massage oil or massage cream is very simple. You can heat the butter in your palms or in a container over a water bath, and subsequently, you can use it on its own or scented with essential oils as a massage oil or even as a body lotion on the surface of your entire body. I have a small child, can I use shea butter for their skin care as well? In its "homeland," Africa, shea butter is the most basic skincare cream used by the entire family. Shea butter can be used in the same way for infants and small children, but it is important to pay attention not to add essential oils, as this can cause irritation in younger children. Shea butter on its own is a natural, pleasantly scented, emollient cream that can effectively care for our child's reddened, dried, or chafed skin. Is the use of shea butter recommended for men as well? Of course, we recommend it for men too. Basically, there is no difference between male and female skin, so shea butter can be a solution for the same problems as in the case of women. We particularly recommend the use of shea butter for gentlemen after shaving, as it moisturizes and regenerates the facial skin and, thanks to its anti-inflammatory effect, helps in the healing of invisible micro-injuries caused during shaving. Can shea butter cause an allergic reaction? So far, it has not been shown to cause any allergic reaction, however, when purchasing any new cosmetic or raw material, it is recommended to test on a small skin surface (for example, on the back of the hand) how your body reacts to it. Description The shea butter we sell is 100% pure and can be used for making skincare products.
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Ingredients: REFINED SHEA BUTTER