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Pure natural green plant-based solid oil can promote epidermal cell regeneration and provide nutritional benefits to the skin. Shea butter oil, also known as shea butter, comes in three colors: ivory white, beige, and yellow. The darker the color, the better the effect.
Rich in fatty acids such as oleic acid and stearic acid, it can form a water locking film on the surface of the skin, improving dryness and roughness.
Ingredients such as vitamin E and plant sterols can alleviate skin inflammation, promote wound healing, and are suitable for sensitive or damaged skin.
Contains natural antioxidant substances that help resist free radicals, delay skin aging, and reduce fine lines.
It has a soothing effect on itching and cracking caused by dryness, and is commonly used in hand cream, body lotion, and other products.
A small number of people may be allergic to shea butter. It is recommended to undergo an allergy test behind the ear or on the inside of the arm before use.
Its texture is thick and heavy, and it may clog pores for oily or acne prone skin. It is recommended to choose the refined lightweight version.
Avoid exposure to high temperature environments to prevent oxidation and deterioration, which may affect the effectiveness.
Although natural, attention should still be paid to whether other allergenic ingredients are added to the product, and pure shea butter without additives should be preferred.
Shea butter oil naturally comes in three colors: ivory white, beige, and yellow. Generally, the darker the color, the better and more potent the skin-nourishing effects are.
Yes, it contains vitamin E and plant sterols which help alleviate skin inflammation, repair the natural skin barrier, and promote wound healing, making it highly suitable for sensitive skin.
Individuals with oily or acne-prone skin should use it with caution. Because its natural texture is thick, it might clog pores. A refined, lightweight version is recommended for oily skin types.
It is best stored in a cool, dry place away from high temperatures. Avoid exposing the oil to heat to prevent oxidation, deterioration, and degradation of its active ingredients.
Yes. Even though it is a natural plant oil, allergy risks exist for some individuals. We highly recommend doing a patch test behind the ear or on the inner arm before full application.
