Dec 5, 2019
One of the reasons you're probably here is simply because of how amazing this butter is, whether it's unrefined or not and here's why:
Benefits: Hair
- Repairs damaged hair
- Rejuvenates weak hair follicles
- Prevents hair fall and loss
- Keeps rebel curls in place
- Penetrates the hair shaft
- Lubricates dry and brittle hair
- Promotes hair growth
- Deep conditions, conditions and moisturizes the hair
- Seals in moisture in the LOC method
- Prevents hair breakage by making the hair strands more elastic
- Prevents split ends
- Gives the hair a natural luster
- Softens the hair
- Assists in the detangling process
- Awakes dormant bulbs
- Stimulates collagen production
- Strengthens hair along its entire length
Benefits: Skin
- Moisturizes chapped lips
- Treats dry patches of skin including dry elbows, knees, ankles, heels, etc.
- Prevents and treats stretch marks
- Prevents wrinkles
- Deeply moisturizes the skin, giving it a healthy natural glow
- Moisturizes and conditions the scalp
- Treats acne, blemishes, dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis and other skin conditions
- Helps with scalp problems such as dandruff, flaking or cradle cap in infants
- On oily scalp, it helps reduce excessive oil production by the skin glands
- Reduces skin inflammation
- Anti-aging effect
- Relieves itchy skin
- Restores elasticity of the skin
- Reduces razor irritation and bumps
- Helps sooth skin and baby diaper rash
- Fades dark marks and scars
What makes Shea Butter amazing is that it accommodates all kinds of hair and skin types. You just need to figure out how to use it in a way that will work best for you.
You can learn some methods on how to use it here but I recommend testing it out and finding out which method works best for you!
Disclaimer: Individual Results May Vary.
