Thick, creamy, and rich in texture, shea butter varies in color from an Italian olive-like color to an ivory-white gold color. The Shea Karite tree is known for its moisturizing and ointment-like properties.

It is valuable as a food additive in industries such as the chocolate industry because of its pleasant and spicy aroma. Shea butter deep conditioning lotion for hand melts on the skin at body temperature and is then easily absorbed through the pores, producing an anti-inflammatory effect that emulsifies and evens out, and firms the skin for an irresistible tan. 

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Have you ever imagined what it would be like to melt chocolate all over your body? Well, that gets you close enough to do it.

If the smell of nuts is not to your liking, the oil can be heated in liquid form, filtered through clay, and flavored with various flavors. 

You can choose or even add your own combination and still benefit from the nutritional, moisturizing, protective, and therapeutic effects of these natural and essential fatty acids rich in vitamins A and E.

Yes, this natural nut extract is also known for its therapeutic properties and helps other skin ailments like eczema, rashes, burns, anxiety, stretch marks, chapped lips, and blemishes.

Darker, tanned creams can have a protective effect against the sun's ultraviolet rays and block moisture to protect against the drying effects of wind; ideal for trips to the beach, further enhancing its toning properties.

Shea butter can also be mixed with other ingredients such as olive oil, grapeseed oil, cottonseed oil, or even honey and almond oil. 

The combination of these properties can magnify and multiply the benefits and effectiveness of the ingredients in treating and healing the skin.