The Story
Nilotica shea butter is much more nutritious and easily absorbed into the skin than traditional shea butter.
The benefits of shea butter in a nutshell include: Shea butter moisturizes, regenerates skin cells, repairs damage, and protects from frost and wind.
So here's a cream for the whole family - a real multi-talent for every home that saves you from the trouble! Shea butter should be recommended for those who are allergic and sensitive to authentic vegetable oils or essential oils.
Shea Butter Instructions:
Apply to the area to be treated in the morning and evening or as needed.
Storage of shea butter:
Shea butter remains good for 2-3 years. Shea butter must not be kept at a temperature above 35 degrees and must also be protected from frost.
African women have used shea butter in their beauty treatments for centuries. It has protected their skin from both sunburn and the ailing effect of the wind. Through this plant, African women also receive additional income for themselves, as nuts are collected by hand and processed mainly by hand, making its use ethically excellent to improve women’s living conditions.
Description
Nilotica shea butter is much more nutritious and easily absorbed into the skin than traditional shea butter.
The benefits of shea butter in a nutshell include: Shea butter moisturizes, regenerates skin cells, repairs damage, and protects from frost and wind.
So here's a cream for the whole family - a real multi-talent for every home that saves you from the trouble! Shea butter should be recommended for those who are allergic and sensitive to authentic vegetable oils or essential oils.
Shea Butter Instructions:
Apply to the area to be treated in the morning and evening or as needed.
Storage of shea butter:
Shea butter remains good for 2-3 years. Shea butter must not be kept at a temperature above 35 degrees and must also be protected from frost.
African women have used shea butter in their beauty treatments for centuries. It has protected their skin from both sunburn and the ailing effect of the wind. Through this plant, African women also receive additional income for themselves, as nuts are collected by hand and processed mainly by hand, making its use ethically excellent to improve women’s living conditions.
