100% Pure Unrefined Nilotica Shea Butter exported from the farm in Uganda.

Benefits of our Nilotica Shea Butter

2. Treats blemishes and acne

Because it contains a variety of fatty acids and plant sterols such stearic, oleic, palmitic, and linolenic acids, shea butter is well known for its therapeutic benefits. When combined with alkalis, these oil-soluble components do not undergo saponification or change into soap. Shea butter has more therapeutic potential because it is less saponifiable than other nut oils and fats. Shea butter that is raw and unprocessed works well to treat skin rashes, acne, scars, stretch marks, frostbite, burns, and skin that peels after tanning.

3. Ingredient that Prevents Aging and Free Radicals

4. cuts down on skin inflammation

5. restores the skin's elasticity

Shea butter has essential components for preserving the skin's suppleness, including vitamin F and a non-saponifiable constituent. Collagen synthesis in the skin is boosted by shea butter. Hence, in addition to soothing, moisturizing, and adorning the skin, its application restores its natural elasticity. Reduced wrinkles and blemishes are another benefit of restored suppleness.

6. Revives Damaged Hair

Shea butter helps regain lost moisture. It also safeguards the hair from harsh weather settings and the harmful free radicals present in the air and water. Also, shea butter has a low SPF that is enough to protect the hair from sun damage caused due to ultraviolet radiation. It helps in repairing the damage caused by the harsh weather and the sun. This is important due to the fact that once absorbed, shea butter coats the hair shaft so that it is shielded from a heat tool or any other damaging material being used on the hair.