Shea Butter presents real benefits for the skin: it hydrates, softens, protects, and beautifies it thanks to its exceptionally high content of Vitamins and Essential Fatty Acids. It does not clog pores and can be applied to the skin, hair or scalp as often as desired.

For Body
- Moisturizer for dry skin 
- Treatment for eczema, dermatitis, itchy skin, blemishes
- Soothe and promote healing for minor burns, sunburn
- Soften rough skin (hands, elbows, knees, feet) 
- Prevent and minimize stretch marks
- Minimize scarring

For Face
- Night repair cream, for healthy, smooth skin
- Prevent and minimize wrinkles 
- Natural shaving agent
- Prevent and heal razor bumps

For Hair
- Condition and protect hair
- Reduce hair breakage and dandruff
- Soothe dry, itchy scalp
- Grooming balm for hair locks

Other Uses
- Massage butter
- Soothe mucles aches, relieve swelling and muscle tension. 
- Protect exposed parts of the body during cold winter months.
- Ingredient in homemade soaps and body butters.

Babies
Shea butter is used to nourish and protect the delicate skin of babies and young children. It is particularly recommended in case of irritations like diaper rashes and eczema. It is the best way to protect your baby against frequent skin irritations.

Women
Shea butter makes skin soft, smooth, and supple. It improves skin tone, greatly decreases the formation of wrinkles, and helps prevent stretch marks during pregnancy.

Men
Shea butter helps skin heal and keep it smooth after shaving. It improves the overall appearance of the skin, and decreases signs of aging.

Elderly
Shea butter helps with stiff joints and muscles, and aids the overall appearance of skin.

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