Shea Butter comes from the shea nuts. This tree grows in the savannas of central Africa many countries. The fruits are the size of walnuts. After harvest, the fruits are spread in the sun for a while, are removed from the foil and finally cold pressed. In this way we obtain the fatty substance called shea butter.
Shea acts giving greater protection to the skin against external aggressions and the sun's rays, so sunscreen is ideal. Softening and nourishing properties, active regeneration of the skin and is thought to prevent stretch marks.
Shea Butter can be applied to the skin and mucous membranes and eye area.
Well suited for dry skin, fat and skin hydrated and few that are very often peeled (peeling, dermatitis). It is also ideal as a lip balm.
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