What is Unrefined Organic Yellow Shea butter?
Unrefined Organic Yellow Shea butter is bright yellow and has a nutty smell. The colour is due to the with the Burututu tree root which is also packed with antioxidants. Organic Shea butter, is made from organic Shea nuts that grow in the wild and are picked by women in West Africa.
Unrefined Organic Yellow Shea butter is a extremely nourishing and moisturising to both skin and hair. It is packed with Vitamin A, E and F and antioxidants. Organic Shea butter is a rich source of fatty acids such as, linoleic, palmitic and stearic acids.
Use in skin and hair formulations to enhance the nourishing and moisturising properties of the cosmetic product.
This is the yellow coloured Shea butter, unprocessed and with all the healing properties of Shea butter still present in their purest form, that you have grown to love and trust. Also available is the ivory Unrefined Organic Shea Butter.
What does Organic Shea Butter Do for the skin and scalp?
- It will hydrate the skin or scalp to reduce dryness
- Help in soothing sores
- softening wrinkles by increasing skin elasticity
- promotes cell renewal
- helps to fade scars and stretch marks,
- cool burns,
- alleviate mild dermatitis,
- psoriasis,
- eczema
- dandruff.
- reduces inflammation of the skin
What are the benefits of Shea Butter on the hair?
- Seals in moisture in the hair
- Reduces dryness
- Reduces breakage
- Strengthens the hair
- Reduces split ends
- Adds shine to the hair
- Helps make African coily hair more manageable
Organic Unrefined Shea butter Shea butter melts easily at body temperature and is easily absorbed by the skin/scalp, which means it does not clog pores or leave a greasy residue on the surface. It is available in 250ml and 450ml sizes.
What is the difference between yellow Shea butter and ivory Shea butter?
Both the ivory Shea butter and the yellow Shea butter are both organic and vegan-friendly Shea butters. However, the yellow Shea butter stands out because it has the root from the Borututu tree added to it. This addition occurs during the milling process, and it imparts the distinct yellow tint, similar to turmeric. Importantly, the Borututu tree root adds numerous benefits to the already remarkable Shea butter advantages.
Specifically, it is rich in antioxidants with cleansing and detoxifying properties. Nevertheless, the choice of Shea butter type you prefer is ultimately a matter of personal preference.
