Shea butter has been used for centuries in many African countries. It is said that shea butter is responsible for Queen Nefertiti’s incredible beauty because of the extraordinary skin regenerative qualities of shea butter.

Shea butter presents real benefits for the skin: it hydrates, softens, protects and beautifies it thanks to its exceptionally high content in unsaponifiable matter and vitamins (A, D, E, F).

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Shea butter may be used for all of the following:
Dry , Cracked or Rough Skin
Skin Discolorations
Sunburn & Minor Burn Treatment
Natural Shaving Agent & After -shave
Stretch Mark and Wrinkle Prevention
Infant & Adult Eczema
Psoriasis & Dermaitis
Insect Bites & Itchy Skin
Scar Minimization
Arthritis & Rheumatism
Diaper Rash
Dry Hair & Scalp
Muscle Fatigue, Aches & Tension

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A younger looking skin
Shea butter is an excellent anti-aging ingredient that contributes to skin regeneration and reduces the depth of wrinkles while preventing new ones to appear. The vitamins A and E it contains bind moisture and protect the skin from oxidation while the karitene (one of its latex components) acts to protect from sun rays.
Tip - To rejuvenate your face
Apply shea butter on your face after a scrub or exfoliating. Shea butter will penetrate deep to reveal and maintain a softer and smoother skin. Shea butter will also prevent premature lines.

Firmness
Shea butter will help the skin regain its firmness and fight stretch marks while preventing new ones to appear. It can be used to firm up the skin of the bust, thighs and belly and is therefore ideal for pregnant women or people in weight loss programs
Tip - For stretch mark prevention during pregnancy
Apply shea butter twice a day after the shower or whenever there is itching on the belly. The shea butter will relieve the itching and comfort your skin while moisturizing and retaining elasticity.

Healthy, beautiful skin
Shea butter is a highly nutritious and regenerating skin moisturizer. Its specific combination of fatty acids, sterols and vitamins A, D and E, plays a determining role in the health of skin cells, therefore placing shea butter as a choice product to protect, nurture and regenerate the skin.
Shea butter is also the vegetable butter with the highest unsaponifiable content, made of nutritious and regenerating organic elements that maintain the skin beautifully healthy.
Tip - For wellbeing and relaxation
Massage our Shea Butter all over to relieve tension and tired muscles while moisturizing from head-to-toe.

Essential for daily baby care
In African tradition, shea butter bonds mother and baby in a special way, through daily anointing. It is the best way to protect baby against frequent skin irritations.
Tip - Aplly shea butter to moisturize and massage your precious little one. May also be used for diaper rash.

Long lasting moisture
Shea butter will moisturize the skin not only on the surface, but also in the deepest layers of the skin tissue, giving the fatty acids and vitamin A the skin needs for a long lasting moisture. Shea butter will give results on the driest parts of the body that need intense moisturizing like elbows, knees and hands.
Tip - To relieve rough dry feet
Massage feet with a generous amount of shea butter, wear socks and leave on overnight.

Soothing irritated skin
Shea butter will support skin healing in case of minor burns, eczema, psoriasis, superficial irritations and itching, due to the cinnamic esters (a type of fatty acid) that provide anti-inflammatory and healing properties.
Tip - For silky satin skin after shaving
Massage shea butter into skin after shaving for silky radiant skin and to prevent and eliminate razor bumps..
Tip - Apply on minor insect bites for instant itch relief.
Tip - Apply under nose to relieve or avoid irritation thats results from sinus.

Protection from aggressions: wind - sun - cold
Shea butter leaves a protective film on the skin that screens aggressions durably throughout the day. During great cold or windy days, shea butter will protect continuously exposed parts of the body like the face and hands. Shea butter has an anti-UVA action that makes it an excellent pre-and after-sunbathing treatment to prevent peeling and to obtain a beautiful tan.
Tip - For soft, smooth and radiant skin in winter
Apply shea butter on face and body. You may use the shea butter alone or under your normal daily moisturizer or make up to soothe dry or chapped skin and replenish your skin's natural glow.

A silky touch and enhanced radiance
Rapidly absorbed by all types of skin, shea butter will give a healthy looking glow, with a smooth, silky texture, very soft to the touch.
Tip - Add one or two tablespoons to your bathtub and your body will be covered by a fine and invisible coat of shea butter.

Shea butter to treat wounds
Because of the high content in vitamin A, shea butter promotes healing and disinfection, thus allowing to fight dermatitis, broken and cracked skin, burns and dermal ulcers.
Tip- Apply after tanning to heal sun-damaged skin.

Powerful protective agent for hair: smoothness and vitality
The best hair treatment: the day before shampooing, coat hair with one tablespoon of shea butter, massaging it into the hair ends. Wrap hair in a warm towel.
Conditioner: ten minutes after shampooing, apply a small amount on dry hair to give them a great luster.
Tip - For braids
To prevent hair breakage around the hairline and relieve itching after getting braids, applly a small amount of our shea butter around the edges.
Tip - For locks
Shea butter is the best natural agent to use for twisting and maintaining locks and for long, healthy, strong and beautiful locks.
Tip - Massage into your scalp to restore lost moisture and grow stronger hair.
Tip - Apply to dry hair for grooming, maintain moisture and calm frizz.

For sports and exercise
Tip - Apply Before: for acceleration of muscle startup and warm-up.
Tip - Apply after: for faster recovery and improved draining and elimination of toxins in worn-out muscles.