- Dry Skin – Helps dramatically reduce the issues associated with dry skin. Specifically, Shea Butter helps prevent chapping, chafing, and skin cracks (especially on the feet and elbows).
- Psoriasis, Eczema, Dermatitis – Has shown to have remarkable effects on rashes, psoriasis, eczema, and dermatitis. French dermatologists used Shea Butter on 35 people from different ages, sex, and racial backgrounds for a period of ten days to 5 months. These subjects had all types of skin disorders ranging from dry and wrinkled skin to serious burns and rashes. There was substantial healing in all of the cases, and in some cases, the healing was almost miraculous. These clinical trials have all been well documented by the French Ministry of Health.
- Skin Irritations – Minor skin irritations including allergies, insect bites, frostbites, sunburns, scars and small skin wounds all respond positively to treatment. Shea Butter glides on smoothly and easily and penetrates into the skin immediately, having a very quick effect.
- Wrinkles – Helps dramatically with wrinkles. Shea Butter works by rejuvenating skin cells and cleaning pores. Shea Butter also helps to prevent wrinkles by keeping moisture protected in the deeper dermal layers of the skin. Wonderful for older people who are looking to prevent bedsores and want to keep the suppleness of their skin. Shea Butter works great for the elderly population and can be used every day.
- Dry Hair and Scalp – Helps prevent weak hair from breaking, fading, or thinning out. Unlike almost all other hair conditioners on the market, which use Petroleum by-products, Shea Butter does not clog pores or block the hair shafts. It also helps prevent dandruff and revitalizes split ends. In addition, it will protect the hair from the damaging rays of the sun, hairdryers, perms, and dyes. A good idea is to use it before swimming in a pool or the ocean to help protect your hair from chlorine and sea salt.
- Sensitive Skin – One of the best choices for people with ultra-sensitive skin, including infants. Why? The chemical composition of shea butter is close to vernix, the substance found on newborns at birth, so there is no negative reaction to it by even the most sensitive people.
- Stretch Marks – Excellent for the prevention and treatment of stretch marks and other kinds of scar tissue. It works by moisturizing and feeding nutrients to these areas which help dramatically reduce the appearance of scars or stretch marks. In addition, Shea Butter is also good for the healing of sore nipples of nursing mothers.
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