100% Pure Dry or rough skin in need of moisture, especially on tougher areas such as the elbows, knees and feet. Natural shea butter has a rich, luxurious texture that is well absorbed by the skin to condition and moisturize every type of skin. Shea butter is derived from the tree nuts of the karite trees that grow in Western and Central Africa. It is a wonderful emollient that's perfect for daily use. Can also be used as a scalp moisturizer.
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100% Pure Dry or rough skin in need of moisture, especially on tougher areas such as the elbows, knees and feet. Natural shea butter has a rich, luxurious texture that is well absorbed by the skin to condition and moisturize every type of skin. Shea butter is derived from the tree nuts of the karite trees that grow in Western and Central Africa. It is a wonderful emollient that's perfect for daily use. Can also be used as a scalp moisturizer.
I’ve been using shea butter for years and always get great compliments on my skin. I’m especially happy with this particular product. It’s easy to melt in my hands , doesn’t have an overly nutty smell and that’s very important to me. This brand will be my go to from now on!
Best moisturizer ever. Smooth, creamy texture and is not greasy.
I use this to make homemade deodorant. It is emollient, non-irritating and has no fragrance, which is exactly what I need.
Works well but grainy and a little hard to rub in
NOW has the best shea butter that I've found. The package doesn't specify but this seems to be a refined shea butter. I used it to make hand cream by following a recipe I found online. It has a very mild, neutral, barely-there scent which could accurately be called unscented. I like that it is not perfumey in any way. My 15-year-old son has used it to successfully treat his eczema. He was convinced he was going to need to go the dermatologist and get a prescription but I convinced him to try this shea butter first. He had to admit — it worked! His hands and wrists were 99% better after applying it daily for a week. He was astounded by how well it worked to combat the redness and dryness he was experiencing. This shea butter also works nicely as a lip balm, especially on dry, windy days. One tip I have is to wash & dry your hands, then place a nickel-sized bit of this shea butter between dry palms, rubbing vigorously together to melt the shea butter. There will be tiny 'beads' of solidified shea butter that will melt and absorb into the skin more easily once they are warmed. It is pure shea butter, but there will be tiny white 'beads' of it that may take a little longer to soften/ melt and spread easily into the skin, those bits just need to be warmed and they will disappear. This stuff is lovely!
