100% Shea Butter 100ml regenerates and hydrates NACOMI

NACOMI SHEA BUTTER 100% 100ML

Karite, in one of the African dialects, means life. There is much truth in this, as shea butter has unique properties and unlimited uses.
We import our butter from Burkina Faso and ensure it is of the highest quality.
If we like to have a cosmetic at home that is good for everything, not only the manufacturer's promises, but also works wonders of care and healing, this
Shea butter should be in everyone's home.
The Gift of the Tree of Life -
heals and cares.
Shea butter, also known as shea butter, galam butter, or simply shea butter. The shea tree is a plant of the algae family, found in West and Central Africa. It is cultivated primarily for its fruits, which are very rich in fat. The famous butter is produced from crushed seeds. The fruits ripen after about 5 months. One tree produces about 15 to 20 kilograms of fruit that resembles a plum, has a yellow-green color, and is edible. From this amount, the final product will be one kilogram of butter.
According to the traditional recipe, shea butter is made by hand only by women; men do not participate in the process and production, and they cannot touch the trees; this is only allowed when cutting. The processing of the seeds varies by region, but generally they are first dried in the sun, removed from the hard shell, and then ground into a very fine powder in mortars. The powder is dried and boiled in water until it is homogeneous and smooth.

Composition and Properties:
Our shea butter is a 100% natural cosmetic.
It comes from Burkina Faso. The butter has a smooth texture and a white color.

• intensely hydrates the skin


• cares for dry and damaged hair


• consists mainly of triacylglycerides, oleic acid, stearic acid, and palmitic acid


• affects the elasticity and elasticity of the skin


• accelerates the healing of wounds and irritations


• soothes inflammation


• smooths scars and furrows in the skin


• promotes water uptake by cells


• regenerates


• contains waxes, triterpene alcohols, vitamins E and F, provitamin and vitamins A, linoleic acid, arachidic acid (1-3.5%), lignoceric acid (about 1%), linolenic acid, bohenic acid (up to 1%) and myristic acid (about 1%).


• is safe for allergy sufferers and people with sensitive skin


• supports the fight against stretch marks and cellulite


• prevents skin aging


• is a natural sunscreen zny


• has antiseptic and antifungal properties


• firms and smooths


• prevents drying out

< LI> protects against wind and sun rays

• reduces skin itching and moisturizes


• butter is not comadogenic


• will check acne-prone skin - soothes and calms


• soothes muscle and joint pain


• It can be successfully used for baby care
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Instructions for use
Shea butter is almost a panacea for all ills.
It can be used by everyone, regardless of age and gender.
Shea is compact and
only when it comes into contact with the warmth of the skin, it can be easily rubbed all over the body. < BR> It works very well as a balm for daily care, used after an evening bath - moisturizes wonderfully and makes our skin soft, delicate and smooth.
Expectant mothers should rub it on their stomach, thighs and buttocks to prevent or reduce existing stretch marks.
After pregnancy, it will also be used in the case of younger children. It is very delicate and does not cause allergies, which is why it is perfect for the care of infants and children of all ages.
During winter frosts, butter is rubbed on the face, which will help prevent frostbite.
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In summer, we butter the areas of shea butter irritated by too much exposure to the sun.




Anecdote:
The tree from which shea butter is made is called the Tree of Life. This term perfectly reflects the unique character of this tree.
Masłosz Parka not only provides shade in desert terrain, its presence also prevents the soil from becoming sterilized. Due to the very high fat and plant content of the fruit of this tree, it is one of the main sources of food in West Africa. The regions where this amazing tree grows have a very underdeveloped economy, are poor, and are located in a rather harsh climate, which gives another reason to consider Masłosz as the tree of life. It provides not only food and protection, but also employment for the local community, and therefore
income from exporting this raw material and survival.




Intended use:
Dry, flaky, itchy, dehydrated, mature skin.
The skin of the face, body, hair, nails, hands