About Shea butter

Ways the skin can benefit from Shea butter

Shea butter oil offers the skin various nutrients that include Vitamins C, E and A. Each of the vitamin has a  unique function in the skin; Vitamin C a and E help to keep the skin healthy and clear, they offer treatment for the skin that has been damaged by the hot sun and are of great importance in the prevention of early wrinkles and facial lines while Vitamin helps to protect and rejuvenate the skin by soothing the rough, chapped and dry skin as well as softening the dry and damaged hair.

Shea oil has high level of saponifiables

The Shea oil, has a high content of unique fat that are better known as unsaponifiables, the level of unsaponifiables is quite high, around 7-12percent, to show how nutritive the oil is, avocado which is among the fruits with highest amount of oils used in conditioning the human skin, has around 2-6 percent .  Shea butter treats the various skin conditions stated above due to the high level of saponifiables

Shea oil penetrates the skin quickly

Shea butter will allow the skin to breathe freely in that it unclogs any clogging on the skin pores thereby making the skin moist and healthy all the time. The oil offers high level of protection against the sun’s rays in that it has adequate level of Cinnamic acid, a good sunscreen. Shea oil does have the ability to treat rheumatism due to the presence of anti-inflammatory agent.

Shea oil treats small skin conditions

Despite the lack of absolute proofs of the ability to cure small skin conditions, there is some case where people have been cured of mysterious skin rashes, allergies to the sun and other minor things and other small skin conditions after application of the Shea oil on the affected parts. 

How Shea Butter benefit the hair

Natural Shea oil offers a high level of curative agents that help the hair to grow best. It allows moisture to penetrate the hair deep from the roots up to the tips and this consequently offers protection and repair for the hair against various damages such as brittleness, dryness and hair damaged by the weather.

How the Shea oil works

The oil works in a simple, straight forward manner, it gets absorbed into the scalp full and then rehydrates and unclogs the pores fully thereby restoring luster to the hair that has been damaged.



Shelf life reduces its productivity

As much as All Shea oil is highly productive in the cure for various conditions, note that it lose value as time goes by and this is why you are advised to buy oil that is fresh or else you will not have the best results.
 
Pure Shea oil works better than processed one

The oil is only effective when pure and fresh; note that adding any other ingredients or preservatives result to reduced effectiveness of the product. Therefore, go for the freshest and purest one for guaranteed results.