Every Home should have a jar of shea  

Regular users of raw, unrefined shea butter rave about their softer, smoother and radiantly healthy skin. Why?

Unrefined shea butter contains an abundance of nature’s healing ingredients from vitamins, minerals, proteins to a unique fatty acid profile making it a superior active moisturizer. Especially when you are switching from petroleum based moisturizers full of preservatives and chemicals, you will be delighted to experience raw shea butter’s desperately needed capacity to restore your skin back to its’ natural elasticity. Using shea butter makes your skin absorb more moisture from the air, and as a result, it becomes softer and stays moisturized for longer.

The following long list is by no means exhausting of many uses for shea at home:

• Superior moisturizer making your body soft all over

• Excellent melt in your hands massage butter safe for adults and children

• Often used to fight wrinkles and smoothen stretch marks

• Excellent sole saver and a cure for cracked heels

• Help to lessen scarring

• Home salon treatment for cuticles and nails

• Easy way to get rid of dandruff the natural way

• Very mild sunscreen (only about SPF-6) for shady days

• High end pomade guaranteeing a shiny mane

• Gratifying relief from razor burns and after waxing

• Sooth mild burns from sun, wind, and heat

• Aid in several cases of eczema, dermatitis, skin discolor, arthritis, stiff joints, bruising, and soreness

Everyone in your home can and should use shea butter either as a beauty supply or to aid in small emergencies such as burns and scrapes.