Shea butter is valued for several reasons: it nourishes, softens, protects, soothes and stimulates skin elasticity. Furthermore, it is rich in linolenic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid, stearic acid and antioxidant-rich vitamin E making it ideal for dry, chapped and very dry skin. This shea butter is also suitable for use when pregnant, baby's delicate skin and dry hair.

Application:

• Skin: Apply to the skin as needed. Can be applied to dry patches, razor burn or as an after-sun care.
• Feet: For chapped feet, mix a nut-sized amount of shea butter with tea tree oil and apply to the affected areas of the skin as often as needed. Massage into the skin until absorbed.
• Insect bites: Can be applied to insect bites as a standalone product or mixed with tea tree oil.
• Dandruff: Melt a small amount of shea butter and apply it to the scalp. Gently massage and leave on for 15 - 30 minutes. Rinse with a mild shampoo.
• Pre-shampoo: Apply shea butter to split ends or damaged hair using your fingers and a comb to distribute the product. Wrap the hair in a cling foil wrap and leave on for 30 - 60 minuses. Follow with your usual hair cleansing routine.