THE WONDERS OF SHEA BUTTER (Magical for your skin).

        Shea butter is the ivory coloured fat extracted from the nuts of the shea tree, which is indigenous to Africa. Shea butter is rich in anti oxidants, minerals and vitamins also contain conditioning, moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties for the skin and hair. It is used in cosmetics, skin production, and hair care products and sometime in chocolate production as a substitute for coco butter.

Shea butter has been used in Africa for hundreds of years, but has only recently found popularity worldwide due to increasing interest in natural products for hair and skin.
The best way to use shea butter is in its unrefined state, with all its healing & beneficial qualities still intact. When shea butter is refined or processed, it is heated to very high temperatures and also has chemicals added to it, all of which kill off most if not all of its healing properties.
If you’re looking for a wonderful moisturizer, let me tell how much using shea butter benefits your skin. Raw shea butter works at preventing stretch marks, eliminating wrinkles, and so much more.
Raw shea butter is so vital to skin care regimen.
Healing benefits of shea butter
Raw shea butter works wonders in healing the following
Shortens healing time of cuts/burns and reduces accompanying dark marks.
A natural way to ease the redness and discomfort of sunburn, and speed healing.
It penetrates the skin quickly, shea butter moisturizes your scalp and helps to reduce and eliminate dandruff. If you have chronically dry skin and relief from itching.
Applying shea butter has natural anti-inflammatory properties. If you suffer from arthritis pain, rubbing your joints with shea butter can help. It is also good for soothing post workout muscle aches.
While nothing can totally eliminate stretch marks, using shea butter to moisturize your skin during pregnancy can hinder them from appearing. Also, using shea butter after stretch marks appear can aid in minimizing their appearance.
Want wrinkle prevention? Shea butter contains essential fatty acids, along with vitamins A and E, which are essential to maintaining skin elasticity and softness. If you are prone to hyper pigmentation or dark marks, regular use of shea butter can help even your skin tone. Of course you want your skin to be soft all over. Use shea butter regularly as part of your morning routine to soften your elbows and knees, eliminating that dry, rough look.
The anit-inflammatory propertices of shea butter can help to reduce the redness of acne.