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ORGANIC SHEA BUTTER - 90GR

Organic Shea Butter - 90gr

Particularly nourishing and restorative, deodorized Shea Butter quickly soothes damaged skin and lips. It prevents the appearance of stretch marks and calluses, and can also be used as a hair treatment to coat and make hair shine. An essential for summer and winter alike.

  • Softens and protects very dry hands
  • Prevents and heals chapped skin
  • Soothes skin after sunburn

HYDRATES – NOURISHES – PROTECTS

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Origins

Well-known in Africa, where it is considered precious, shea butter is frequently used on babies' skin to soothe irritations and itching. It comes from the "butter tree," which grows in West Africa. This tree only produces its first fruit at around 30 years of age. These fruits contain the kernels from which shea butter is extracted.


A true treasure of softness, shea butter melts delicately onto the skin for immediate comfort. Versatile and safe, it's suitable for the whole family: from expectant mothers to infants, including those with atopic skin prone to eczema. It's the essential ingredient for your homemade balms and your natural skincare kit!
Quick tip: To keep your hands and feet soft, massage a dab of shea butter into your hands at bedtime and sleep with cotton gloves or socks.


Properties: Nourishing, protective against cold and friction, softening, regenerating, healing, anti-inflammatory, soothing. Light sunscreen (SPF 4).

Quality

Appearance:Solid but unctuous
Color:White
Smell:Neutral

Our vegetable oils are certified 100% naturaland organic.

Precautions for use

Do not apply to the eyes. Do not use if you are allergic to latex.

ConservationKeep your vegetable oils properly closed in a cool place, away from air, heat and light.
Shea butter is easy to store and is not very susceptible to oxidation.

Essential oils are powerful and complex substances that must be handled with care! If you are new to aromatherapy, please consult our advice page and seek guidance from a professional (specialist pharmacist or therapist) who is the only one qualified to provide personalized advice – these guidelines are not a substitute for a consultation.