Skincare
Sheabutter has been used for centuries in sub saharan Africa. The shell nuts and the shea trees hold cultural value for the women who process the shea nut, using traditional methods of shelling, pounding and pressing. Long hours of mixing the butter over fire wood gives the shea butter its nutty smoky smell associated with naturally unrefined raw shea. It is this raw unrefined shea that holds the secret to the african gold aka sheabutter. When applied, it gives deep protection to the epidermal layer of the skin, protecting it from the harshness of the environment and bacterial inflammation.
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