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Natural and vegan
Our shea butter is very rich in unsaturated fatty acids, e.g. omega-3. Linoleic acid and tocopherol (vitamin E) are also found in shea butter. It is particularly moisturising. The skin barrier is strengthened and the natural regeneration process is stimulated, providing a healthier and more even complexion. Thanks to the anti-inflammatory properties of the oils, skin impurities can be reduced.
Application
After cleansing the face, massage a pea size into damp facial skin. If using a serum or toner, allow the care products to be half absorbed and then use the shea cream.
The extraction of the fat is mostly done by hand After the pulp and the skin have been removed, the kernel is roasted, ground and the fat is separated with the help of water. This has been the traditional way of extracting shea butter in Ghana for generations, often done by women.
With the availability of modern technology, some processes such as packaging or labelling have thankfully been taken off the backs of these women.
Even better, the wonderful women in Ghana who have become experts in the production of shea butter over the years can now earn a fair income for their work.
Shea butter is highly recommended for the care of very dry skin, even psoriasis and neurodermatitis.
Shea butter is well suited for the care of blemished and acne-prone skin, as it does not clog the pores of the skin.
Good to know:
- Shea butter is solid and melts at about 30 °C.
- our shea butter is untreated and therefore has a consistency like marzipan. The natural colour is beige-yellow.
- it smells spicy, nutty, chocolaty.
- it is absorbed into the skin in just a few minutes.
- does not stick.
Shea butter is excellent for caring for the delicate skin around the eyes.
Shea butter is quite good for the care of cracked and dry skin, e.g. feet. It soothes the areas to be treated and moisturises.
The shea butter can be used as a nasal ointment for sore snuffles.
Shea butter is also good for treating scarring and stretch marks.
The vegetable fat is very suitable as a hair conditioner or hair moisturiser for easily combed and shiny hair.
The shea butter can be applied directly to very dry hands and feet.
For DIY enthusiasts, shea butter can be tweaked directly or individually for use as a lip balm.
Our shea butter is the better alternative to milking fat because it contains neither petroleum nor petrolatum.
Our shea butter has not been altered so that it can be used pure or optimised for individual needs.
FYI: Shea butter is a very good paw balm. So, good for dog grooming too.
- Unrefined - all active ingredients are present
Our unrefined shea butter contains natural antioxidants - vitamins A, E and F as well as unsaturated fatty acids - and stimulates the microcirculation of the skin cells, restoring the skin's elasticity. The product has a delicate, naturally nutty scent.
- Suitable for all skintypes
The organic butter made from the fruits of the shea tree is suitable for all skin types. It is wonderfully absorbed and the skin takes what it needs. It does not clog pores, so it is also suitable for oily, problematic skin that is prone to acne. It protects the skin from sun, frost and moisture because of the natural UV factor.
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Shea butter supports the healing of abrasions, injuries and skin inflammations. Also for sunburn and stings, the unrefined butter helps restore the skin. 100% pure shea butter, top quality. The shea butter is fragrance-free, vegan, cold-pressed and free from synthetics - totally natural.
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Good also for coloured skin
Shea butter is excellent for treating tattoos, improves the colour and moisturises the skin.
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Universally applicable
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You can use our shea butter as a face cream, lip balm, eye cream or even hand cream. It is a great body lotion, body butter, day cream, body cream and massage butter. It can also be used as a hair mask. The Swiss Army Knife of natural cosmetics.
Package contents
1 bar of soap | 250 g
