April 28, 2009

• Exploring the Various Shea Butter Properties

  The most commonly known use for Shea butter is to treat severely dry skin.  In addition, Shea butter is good as an anti-inflammatory and may help to treat acne, rashes, and other skin problems.  Due to the many beneficial Shea butter properties, however, Shea butter isn't just ideal for use as a moisturizer and as a healer.  In fact, it is useful as cooking oil as well. (…)

April 20, 2009

• Shea Butter Benefits

  Shea butter has a number of benefits, ranging from helping the skin become healthier and more beautiful to being easy to store and to use.  Here is a look at the many Shea butter benefits you can enjoy.Enjoying a Higher Potency
  The Shea butter benefits far exceed what you find from most oils extracted from tree seeds.  Many seed oils only have potency for of healing properties falling within the range of 0 to 1 percent.  Shea butter, on the other hand, can actually get to a potency of as high as 17 percent.  This higher than normal rating makes Shea butter useful as both an anti-aging product and moisturizer. (…)