RawSheaButter!

Rich in fatty acids, plant sterols and a laundry list of vitamins, there's nothing more refreshing than indulging in some beauty rituals involving raw shea butter.

You can use it to reduce wrinkles 

After about four to six weeks, applying the butter to the face to give the skin a healthier glow and reduce wrinkles  

It can be used to conditioner 

Shea butter is known to help seal in moisture, condition the scalp, decrease frizz, define curl and even add volume. To use it, melt down shea butter double boiler.

Once cooled to a warm, not hot, temperature, massage a small amount on the scalp and through the hair. It is especially effective for thick curly hair, very dry hair or damaged, color treated hair.

protect your skin 

One of the little known benefits is shea butter's antioxidant qualities. Its ingredients may protect your skin cells from harmful free radicals.

you can use it as a body butter 

Because the ingredients in the butter match those of the sebaceous glands naturally occurring on the body, it is an almost perfect match for those dealing with constantly dry skin.

Warm a small amount in the hands and apply to dry areas such as elbows.

reduces skin inflammation 

Science has shown that shea butter does have anti-inflammatory qualities, namely in the form of lupeol cinnamate. This makes it great for potentially preventing tumor growth and keeping skin conditions under control.

The versatile little product is perfect for just about every inch of your skin. Try out its different uses and see just how adaptable raw shea butter can be.

Reduces the appearance of stretch marks 

Packed full of vitamins and nutrients, rubbing some on those pesky lines helps heal the scars caused by growth and pregnancy.

helps with dry lips

Unlike the petroleum-based lip balms that clog your lips, shea butter is absorbed by the skin of the lips and then acts as a moisturizer, keeping them healthy and protected no matter the weather!