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African Shea Butter.
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Details
Properties
Softening, soothing
Anti-inflammatory
Nourishing
Regenerating
Use
Face care (lip balm, face creams, eye creams, beard oils, make-up remover oils, BB creams, masks, superfatted soaps);
Body care (body balms, scrubs, milks, hand and foot creams, deodorants, moisturizing scrubs, hand masks, sun creams and mists, solid soaps);
Hair care (shampoos, hair masks, detangling balms, conditioners, oils).
Preservation
Store the shea butter oil at a temperature < 18 °C away from air, heat, and light.
Contra-Indications and Precautions
There are no known dangers in the normal cosmetic use of African shea butter. Pregnant women and young children can use it. It is considered by the international committee of experts as a safe cosmetic ingredient that can be used up to a concentration of 60% in the finished product, without any particular toxic risk.
Caution! African shea butter naturally contains latex, so beware of allergic people.