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Sheabutter is said to help reduce or even heal wrinkles, stretch marks, acne scars, poison ivy, insect bites, psoriasis and age spots. It’s believed to heal skin allergies and outbreaks, and it’s rubbed around the nostrils to alleviate congestion and sinus issues. Whipped shea butter helps for scalp issues, offers a measure of sun protection (SPF 6), and helps to seal in moisture for natural hair.

The vitamin F in shea butter has a moisturizing effect due to its sebum-regulating effect. It prevents impure and scaly skin. As a result of vitamin F, shea butter works great agains acne, eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis and other skin conditions.

Shea butter is rich in vitamin A. Vitamin A fastens cell renewal, making skin texture smoother and it is an effective anti-aging agent.

The vitamin E in shea butter ensures that the skin can retain moisture better and ensures a better blood flow. It strengthens the protective layer of the skin and protects the skin from UV radiation.

The difference between refined and unrefined shea butter is the method in which is it produced. Unrefined shea butter involves removing fat from the seeds of the shea fruit by hand. No chemicals are used to make the finished product.
Refined shea butter is produced in factories with the use of chemicals and machinery.

Shea butter repairs damaged hair by restoring the loss of moisture. It also reduces hairloss and sooths a itchy and dry scalp.

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