Beneifits of Shea Butter

How does Shea Butter benefit my hair?

Shea Butter provides moisture to dry or damaged hair from the roots to the very tips, repairing and protecting against weather damage, dryness and brittleness. It also absorbs quickly and completely into the scalp to rehydrate without clogging pores. It is particularly beneficial for processed and heat-treated hair. It is an excellent treatment for dry scalp. It restores luster to damaged hair.

the benefits of Shea Butter for the skin and hair:

Daily skin moisturizer (face and body)
Dry skin relief
Dry scalp
Skin rash- including diaper rash
Skin peeling, after tanning
Blemishes and wrinkles
Itching skin due to dryness
Sunburn
Shaving cream to reduce razor irritation
Small skin wounds
Skin cracks
Soften tough skin on feet (especially heels)
Stretch mark prevention during pregnancy
Minor burns
Eczema
Sun and wind protection
Even skin tone
Reduce blemishes and scarring
Eliminating scalp irritation from dryness or chemical processing
Preventing bumps after shaving
Reducing acne (especially in combination with African Black Soap)
Absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy residue
Helps restore elasticity to skin
Restores luster to hair


What's the difference between raw Shea butter, refined Shea butter and highly refined Shea Butter?

The differences between raw, refined and highly refined Shea Butter lie in how the Shea Butter is extracted from the nut and how it is processed after that. Manual extraction processes leave more of the raw ingredients in the Shea Butter. After it is extracted, it can be further refined removing color and impurities that some people don't like. This further refining can also remove some of the smell. You can think of the difference between raw Shea Butter and refined Shea Butter as being similar to the difference between wheat bread and white bread. Truly raw Shea Butter can even be unfiltered. That is one end of the spectrum. On the other end, there is Shea Butter that is extracted using chemicals that is pure white, has no smell and has lost a lot of its healing properties in the process.


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real good shit son.
thanks to you and all your info i might go cop some of this shea butter that you speak of.lol

Do you use it???

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real good shit son.
thanks to you and all your info i might go cop some of this shea butter that you speak of.lol

edit: yes i do use it, i use it in every wolfing session and fresh cut along with either doo gro or olive creme

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real good shit son.
thanks to you and all your info i might go cop some of this shea butter that you speak of.lol

im tellin u this is the truth
ive used it 2nd yr od waving and my hair looked mad good
it made it healthy and brought out shine for my hair

edit: yes i do use it, i use it in every wolfing session and fresh cut along with either doo gro or olive creme

oh.....kool
im going buy some.

what brand would you recomend???

i use shea butter from anthony.

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oh.....kool
im going buy some.

what brand would you recomend???

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i use shea butter from anthony.

what alcatraz sed
http://www.how2getwaves.com
ant green got the best and rawest shea butter

Yeah, shits straight crack. golden shit. i love it. i just put some on too lol.

its 6.95 a bit pricey but its perfect with seasick waves

i have seasick also
that shyt...that shyt is the shyt lol
its the best pomade IMO

i think its over rated. Dax light is just as good to.

nice post Advanc3d

i might get that shea butter

The shea butter is decent. I have some in the plastic container with the yellow label and black writing imported from Ghana. It wasn't very expensive. But if you hit the wrong spot you will get jerked. Shop around for it.

I can't find the shea butter pomade. I want to try that just to see how it works.