The Miracle Butter

Shea Butter-Women's Gold

Shea butter is a natural fat produced from the fruit of the Shea Tree . In West Africa, they sometimes call shea butter "women`s gold" not solely because of the color of the miracle balm but because of the economic opportunities it offers as one of the few commodities on the African continent mostly controlled by women.Shea butter is the edible fat extracted from the nut of the African Shea tree. In terms of healthfulness, shea butter is rich in the health-promoting monounsaturated fat oleic acid as well as plant sterols. Plant sterols, often referred to as phytosterols, are considered cholesterol reducing plant compounds. While shea butter contains a significant amount of saturated fatty acids, it primarily consists of stearic acid. Compared to other saturated fatty acids like palmitic and lauric acid, stearic acid is thought to be healthier as it relates to cardiovascular health. Shea butter also provides the essential antioxidants beta-carotene and vitamin E although the amounts of nutrients vary depending on how it is processed. Shea butter contains several fatty acids that are moisturizing for your skin and hair. It is high in vitamins A and E which are antioxidants that help slow the aging process. Shea butter is used extensively for cosmetic, hair and therapeutic purposes. It helps in the removal of acne, blemishes, stretch marks and protects the skin against harmful sun rays and harsh weather condition. Shea butter has antibacterial and antifungal properties. It can boost the production of collagen and help skin look younger and helps hair growth by reestablishing the health of the scalp and revitalizing the strands of the hair. Shea butter is great for your skins because it helps to hydrate and moisturize the skin. Many of the benefits help to keep your skin looking younger for longer and the hair healthier and longer. Amazingly, shea butter is suituable for all skin types, all genders as well as all races 🤩