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Karité Butter: The Product “Never again without!”

Shea Butter is a product of vegetable origin obtained from the fruits of a spontaneous savannah shrub, the Vitellaria paradoxa. The fruits are harvested, the pulp is removed until it reaches the small walnut that is fragmented and worked with water to obtain the butter which, subsequently by melting, will be separated from the water and the woody residues. By means of the final solidification we get the butter.

This product that gives us nature, is an indispensable mat in the cosmetic field thanks to its fantastic properties; That’s why it’s a product “Never again without!”

Formidable properties.

Shea butter can run in your help to solve small skin ailments such as:

• Dry skin with a tendency to flaking;
• Sunburn
• Psoriasis
• diaper rash;
• Stretch marks
• chated lips.

All this is possible thanks to its nourishing, emolient, elasticising and anti-inflammatory properties.

The skin is not the only one to benefit from this wonderful product; We can use it in order to relieve joint and muscular pains by massing it with circular movements on the affected area or to improve the blood circulation of the legs by distributing a knob of shea butter from the ankles to the even.

Considering all possible uses, shea butter can be considered a must have product!

It is a safe and natural product and for this reason it can also be used on children’s skin.

Attention: The use of shea butter is not recommended for those who are allergic to latex and walnuts.

DIY recipe: Stick deodorant.

Ingredients:

• Karité Butter 1 part
• Sodium bicarbonate 1 part
• Sweet Almond oil 1 part
• Tea Tree Oil 3/4 drops
• Stick for Clean Deodorant

Heat the butter in a bain-marie with the almond oil, once melted, remove from the heat and add the bicarbonate, then the Tea tree oil and mix until you get a homogeneous mixture.

Pour into the stick container and let it cool in the refrigerator for a few hours.

Composition: 100% butyrospermum parkii butter

Origin: Vegetable

Product not tested on animals.