Ozone Shea Butter 100 gr

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Ozone natural unrefined shea butter

Shea butter is a fatty oil that exists in solid form at room temperature. It is extracted from the nuts of the shea tree, which is found in abundance in Africa. The nuts inside the fruit of this tree are the source of this magical oil. Shea nuts are crushed, boiled and processed to produce shea butter.

Shea butter is the best source of moisture for your skin. Shea butter contains oleic acid, stearic acid and linoleic acid. It is rich in vitamins A, E and C, which are essential for the skin. Shea butter is so supple and nourishing that it can heal cracked heels and dry cuticles.

While shea butter is a success for the skin, this miraculous ingredient can also be used to treat a variety of health issues. Shea butter has been used in Africa for many years to treat muscle pain and ulcers. Hence, you can massage your skin with shea butter to cure pain and relieve inflammation caused by diseases such as rheumatism. Due to its high vitamin A content, shea butter can also be used to relieve skin allergies and treat insect bites.

Shea butter also repairs damaged hair by bringing lost moisture back into the hair, making it a natural hair conditioner. The moisturizing power of shea butter soothes dry, flaky scalp and also treats split ends.

How to use shea butter for skin?

The best time to apply any body oil to the skin is right after taking a bath. Just take a sufficient amount of oil and massage it in upward motions on the skin until completely absorbed. When massaging, focus on rough areas such as knees and elbows as these are the most prone to dryness. Feel free to reapply at night before bed if your skin feels dry, stretched or uncomfortable.

What makes it different from other oils and body oils is that shea butter penetrates the skin without clogging pores.

Shea butter is known for its healing properties and can be used to treat acne and acne scars. It contains several fatty acids and plant sterols such as oleic, palmitic, stearic and linoleic acids, which treat scars and blemishes. Raw, unrefined shea butter is effective for frostbite, burns, athlete’s feet, flaky skin, and rashes.

Shea butter contains vitamins A and C, known for their anti-aging properties. It stimulates the production of collagen, which keeps the skin young, supple and radiant. Applying shea butter every day before bed will reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Shea butter also protects the skin from UV rays. It soothes irritation, eliminates sun spots and other signs of sun damage.

Shea butter also has anti-inflammatory properties due to the presence of cinnamic acid in it. Inflammation caused by conditions such as dermatitis and rosacea can be alleviated by applying shea butter to the problem area. Sunburns, dermatitis, rashes, and cuts that can lead to inflammation can also be treated with shea butter.

Nasal congestion can also be treated with shea butter. Although it may seem strange, nasal congestion is often caused by inflammation of the lining of the nose. Apply shea butter to your nostrils to relieve nasal congestion.

Relieves irritation from the razor. Removing hair with a razor can cause dry and itchy skin. Quite often, this can lead to the appearance of bumps and ingrown hairs, which can become a source of irritation. Apply shea butter to your skin after shaving to help relieve symptoms. It can also be used before shaving to soften the skin for a closer shave.

Prevents the appearance of stretch marks. The main cause of stretch marks is when the skin goes beyond its natural elasticity. This can happen during pregnancy or due to weight gain/loss. Regular application of shea butter to the skin helps reduce the appearance of stretch marks by increasing the elasticity of the skin. It also brightens existing stretch marks and deeply hydrates the skin.

Soothes rashes from baby diapers. For all new mothers, shea butter is an indispensable element in baby care. Shea butter is mild and contains no harsh chemicals. This is a great natural moisturizer that is gentle on the skin.

Lip oil. Dry and chapped lips are every girl’s nightmare. This winter, keep a jar of shea butter by your bedside table and use it as a natural lip balm before bed. Wake up with soft and supple lips.

Repairs dull and damaged hair. The use of heat and chemical hair products is the main reason why hair loses its natural shine, leaving it dull and damaged. Shea butter can help restore lost moisture from your hair, thus adding life and volume to your hair. Butter sh

and also has an SPF that protects the hair from the sun. Africans used shea butter to protect their hair from wind and sun. As usual, massage your hair with shea butter before washing — this is one way to add shea butter to your hair care routine.

Soothes dry and itchy scalp. Dry, itchy and flaky scalp can be treated with shea butter. Shea butter has anti-inflammatory properties that are extremely effective in treating dandruff and conditions such as scalp psoriasis.

Prevents hair loss and treats split ends. Shea butter contains many nutrients that are extremely beneficial for the hair and improve the overall quality of the hair. It strengthens the hair follicles and thus prevents hair loss caused by breakage. It also hydrates the scalp and hair, corrects split ends and adds natural shine and bounce to hair.

STORAGE METHOD:

Store at room temperature.

PACKAGE:

Bank 100 gr.