10 Ways Shea Butter 
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Shea butter has been used for generations in Africa to keep skin young and healthy, remove stretch marks, and even to help babies sleep better.

Where Does Shea Butter Come From?
Shea butter is made from the nuts of the Karite tree in Africa. The nuts are cracked open, then roasted to give the butter a nice consistency. Afterwards, the butter is scooped out of the nuts, kneaded to make it more spreadable, and then checked for quality before it is shipped to us in the U.S. Once the shea butter arrives here, it is double-checked to make sure it is in the best possible condition.

You can also buy filtered shea butter which has been passed through clay filters repeatedly to make the consistency smoother and to ensure that there are no particles of the nut shell in the butter. Some people also prefer filtered shea butter because it doesn't have as strong of a nutty aroma. Some people like the nutty aroma though, so it's a personal choice you'll have to make!

How Shea Butter Has Helped Others:

"The shea butter made my skin feel wonderful. I can't wait to share this information with more of my friends. It is also great for the feet in summer weather when you wear sandals all the time. I think you might have a life time customer."

- Vivian from North Wales, PA

"This type of shea butter is the best for eczema! I am so happy that I found this. My son's eczema was completely healed with this type of shea butter, no other creams (even medicated steroid creams) were able to do this. This shea butter heals the skin and leaves it soft and beautiful!"

- Amy from Tampa, FL

See below for even more information about the benefits of shea butter.

Why is Shea Butter Yellow or White?

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• Raw shea butter helps heal scars, burns, bruises, and stretch marks.

• Prevents ashy skin, chapping, and skin rashes.

• An ideal hair conditioner that protects the scalp from sores and rashes.

• Helps prevent hair from breaking, fading, or thinning out.

• Fortifies cuticles and nails.

• Helps rid the scalp of dandruff.

• Raw shea butter helps drain toxins from sore muscles: perfect for sports participants.

• Helps prevent skin irritation for babies: used for generations to help babies sleep better.

• Prevents irritation, and restores skin natural luster after shaving.

• Ideal for dermatitis, eczema, and athletes foot.

• Firms up aging skin and helps clear wrinkles.

• Massage shea butter into areas affected by arthritis, joint pains, or other muscular aches.

• Shea Butter naturally contains vitamins A and E.

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