Original raw yellow shea butter for skin and hair without scent 150 grams

What is African shea butter? Original African shea butter from the shea tree that its original homeland is Africa. This tree called "Kareet" has fruits, and nuts inside it, and it has great importance. These nuts are ground and boiled and processed to extract the fats that are light in color, which are called African shea butter. The main components include oleic acid, linoleic acid, and others. Its moisturizing and therapeutic properties are very beneficial for many skin problems. It also has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. You often use moisturizing creams and skincare and hair care products. The rich fats present in it make it a wonderful moisturizer for the skin. Some experiments have also revealed that its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties can help reduce inflamed skin conditions and damage caused by free radicals. Original African shea butter contains vitamins such as E and A, both of which are ideal for skin health, and also protect it from damage caused by ultraviolet rays. It also contains esters and tocopherol, and a high percentage of phytosterols, and triterpenes. It also contains: - Fatty acids: it contains five main fatty acids: palmitic acid, stearic, oleic, linoleic, and arachidic acid. - Phenols: phenol compounds known for their antioxidant properties. It contains 10 phenolic compounds, 8 of which are catechins. The total concentration varies depending on the climate and the trees' tolerance. - Vitamin A: this vitamin is found especially in it, and it is known for treating skin diseases such as eczema and skin infections, and even slowing premature aging. Therefore, it is not surprising that after all these components, it holds a significant place in the world of cosmetics and hair and skin care. Benefits of original African shea butter for the skin: 1- Moisturizes dry skin African shea butter is an excellent moisturizer for the face and body. Its fat content helps keep the skin hydrated for a long time. Dry, rough skin and even skin cracks can be nourished and helped to soften feet, hands, and the body, making it smooth and flexible. Therefore, it is very effective and particularly beneficial for dry skin. 2- Treats acne and skin imperfections Known for its therapeutic properties, which is due to the presence of many fatty acids responsible for providing effective skin treatment. Raw, unrefined shea butter is effective in treating rashes, skin peeling, acne scars, and insect bites. 3- Benefits of African shea butter in fighting skin aging It is considered one of the best anti-aging ingredients. It stimulates collagen production and maintains skin freshness, nourishment, and radiance. Its content of vitamins such as E and A helps reduce wrinkles and also prevents their early appearance. 4- Benefits of African shea butter in reducing stretch marks on the body Often used in creams or ointments to treat stretch marks. It can significantly help prevent and reduce marks that form during pregnancy or due to weight gain/loss. These marks form when the skin stretches and loses its elasticity. Applying African shea butter improves collagen production, greatly reducing stretch marks. 5- Wonderful lip care Do you want to moisturize lips and treat dryness? It can help provide good hydration and nutrients to the lips during winter and dry weather conditions. Therefore, it is an ideal moisturizer for dry, chapped lips. Benefits of original African shea butter for hair: 1- Repair damaged hair Many chemical treatments like hair straighteners, curling irons, and hot rollers remove the natural moisture from hair. It can help restore hair hydration. Additionally, shea butter contains a sun protection factor, which is enough to protect hair from sun damage. It is especially used to treat colored, chemically treated, or even salt- and chlorine-exposed hair during swimming. Here is a recipe that can be used in hair care routine: - Take a tablespoon of raw shea butter and melt it in the microwave for 60 seconds or less. - After it cools slightly, add a few drops of lavender oil. - Apply this mask to the hair and massage the scalp, focusing on the ends. - Leave for half an hour, then wash hair with shampoo. 2- Prevent hair loss The fatty acids in African shea butter moisturize the scalp and hair. The nutrients also improve scalp health and nourish the hair. This ultimately leads to strengthening hair follicles and reducing hair fall. Another benefit is that it can prevent hair loss due to its anti-inflammatory properties. So, if you want thicker, denser, and shinier hair, you should use shea butter. 3- Treat split ends Because it contains a high percentage of fatty acids and vitamins, it strengthens the hair ends and reduces breakage and splitting. It is also a great treatment for dry ends and curly, coarse hair. Body recipe Here is this lotion made from African shea butter and other wonderful ingredients for smoothness and skin hydration: Ingredients: - 1 cup of African shea butter - Half a cup of virgin coconut oil - Half a cup of almond oil Method of use: - Melt the coconut oil and shea butter. - Add the almond oil and mix well. - Place this mixture in the refrigerator for 15 minutes, until the oils start to solidify slightly. - Whisk this mixture again using a hand blender to get a thick lotion with a uniform consistency. - Pack this lotion in an airtight glass container. - Use this lotion after showering or when needed to hydrate the whole body.