Shea butter oil

BENEFITS

Skin Benefits

• Deep hydration
  Penetrates quickly, delivering rich moisture without leaving a heavy or greasy feel.

• Nourishes & repairs the skin barrier
  Helps soothe dryness, flakiness, and rough patches.

• Supports healthy-looking skin
  Promotes elasticity and softness, making it excellent for dry and mature skin.

• Calms irritation
  Helps soothe itchy, inflamed, or sensitive skin due to its naturally healing compounds.

Hair & Scalp Benefits

• Improves softness & shine
  Smooths the hair cuticle, reducing frizz and increasing shine.

• Strengthens hair strands
  Helps reduce breakage and split ends.

• Deep nourishment
  Great for hot oil treatments, scalp massages, and protective styles.

• Moisturizes dry scalp
  Helps reduce flaking and dryness.

Body Care

• Ideal for very dry areas such as elbows, knees, and feet.

• Helps soften cuticles and promote smooth hands.

• Perfect for massage oils due to its glide and absorbency.

Formulation Benefits

• Excellent natural moisturizer for lotions, body butters, serums, balms, hair oils, and baby products.

• Adds slip, spreadability, and nourishment to formulations.

• Works well as a carrier oil for essential oils.

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HOW TO USE IT 

1. Skin Application

• Apply directly to damp skin for maximum absorption.

• Use as a daily body oil, face oil (if skin is dry), or spot treatment for rough areas.

• Mix with other carrier oils or essential oils to create personalized blends.

2. Hair & Scalp Care

• Hot Oil Treatment:

  • Warm a small amount.

  • Apply to scalp and hair.

  • Cover for 20–30 minutes, then rinse.

• Daily Hair Oil:

  • Apply a few drops to damp or dry hair to add moisture and shine.

• Scalp Massage:

  • Use 1–2 teaspoons and massage into the scalp to nourish and support growth.

3. DIY & Formulations

• Body butters: Add to whipped shea or mango butter for a softer texture.

• Lotions: Use as part of the oil phase.

• Beard oils: Combine with jojoba, castor, or argan oil.

• Lip products: Adds smoothness and nourishment.

• Baby oils: Gentle and safe when diluted.

4. Bath Use

• Add a teaspoon into warm bathwater for soft, moisturized skin.

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SAFETY

• For external use only.

• Patch test recommended, especially for sensitive skin.

• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

• Store in a cool, dark place to maintain freshness.

• Not recommended for individuals with a known shea or nut allergy.

• Safe for most skin types, including dry and sensitive.

• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals can typically use it safely, but consult a professional if unsure.