Organic Shea butter 2 lb ( 2 Bags - 1 lb each) Raw Unrefind Ivory From Ghana Africa, Skin Nourishment, Eczema, Stretch Marks and Body by Mary Tylor Naturals
USDA-CERTIFIED ORGANIC SHEA BUTTER 2 LB BY MARY TYLOR NATURALS:
Premium, USDA Certified Organic, Grade A Shea Butter
USDA Certified Organic: Yes
SKU: Shea-Butter-2-lb
Botanical Name: Vitellaria Paradoxa
SKU: Shea-Butter-2-lb
Weight/Size: 1 lb x 2
Scent Profile: Earthy, Nutty
Color: Ivory
Packaging: Food-Grade Resealable Pouch
Mary Tylor Naturals USDA Certified Organic Shea butter is 100% pure, raw, natural, organic, and fair trade. Our Shea butter is not whipped or refined in any way leaving our shea butter with an Ivory-White Color with a nutty aroma.
Our Unrefined USDA Certified Organic Shea Butter is Rich in Vitamin A, E, and F as well as Antioxidants, Fatty Acids and Minerals. Our Shea Butter is amazing for revitalizing damaged and cracked skin and can be used in numerous DIY Recipes.
Safety Warning:
For External Use Only.
Conduct a patch test on the inside of your elbow to test for any reactions before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid contact with eyes. If the product gets in the eyes flush with water immediately.
If redness or irritation occurs, discontinue use.
If pregnant, please consult with your health care provider before use.
Shea butter is a fat that comes from the seed of the shea/karité tree (Vitellaria paradoxa, Butyrospermum parki). This tree is found in East and West tropical Africa. The shea tree takes about 25 years to mature, bearing fruit once a year. The fruits resemble plums that take about four to six months to fully ripen.
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My shea butter is too thick, what can I do?
Shea butter is considered to be a hard “oil” (all of the body butter are). This means it is solid at room temperature. Rubbing a pinch of it between your hands will warm it enough to make it spreadable. Also melting it in a double boiler (using two pots where one fits inside the other, where the water filled pot below creates steam that will melt the butter in the top pot) and mixing in a carrier oil (or blend of carrier oils) of your choice, then pour into a clean jar.
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What does shea butter smell like?
Shea butter has a natural nutty and smokey scent. Over time this natural scent does diminish, and can be softened with essential oils (the butter itself can be soften by blending in a liquid carrier oil). If your shea butter has an unfavorable scent, that is usually due to poor quality shea nuts and/or extraction process. If the excess moisture isn’t removed properly, due to a poor extraction process, it can quickly go rancid, creating a foul smell.
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Can I use shea butter on my hair?
Absolutely! Shea butter is a great conditioner for dry, brittle hair. The anti-inflammatory properties absorb into the scalp quite easily and penetrate the hair shaft with all of its fatty acids and vitamins. Be sure to use sparingly for finer hair types as it can be a wee bit heavy, and possibly suffocate the hair shaft and scalp if using too much. Thicker hair types, especially curly hair, can use it more lavishly in each treatment.
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What are some benefits of unrefined shea butter for skin and hair?
Shea butter offers protection against sun and windburn, as well as dry skin. It is able to penetrate deep into the skin and hair shaft to lock in moisture while leaving a protective barrier. Shea butter is packed full of vitamins (A & E), antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids. These give shea butter its anti-inflammatory, hydrating, regenerative properties.
Check how this product is used in following recipes
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