For Skin as beautiful as Cleopatra

Of course, it has been used for centuries
in Africa, but it is now becoming popular in America and Europe. The high content of non-saponfiable fats, including Kariten, Allantoin and Vitamin F make the butter known worldwide as the effective natural skin moisturizer even better than coco butter.

Use on hands, feet and all over the body for a deep skin moisturizer.  Shea butter will soak right in for softer, smoother skin. Expecting mothers should use as a massage cream on the stomach to help
prevent stretch marks. The fatty acids are responsible for retaining elasticity of
the skin.

It works great on babies and children too!
Helps to prevent ashy skin, eczema and minor burns. Shea butter is used as ingredients in pharmaceutical and cosmetic products.

Compare Shea butter with Cocoa butter.

New 100% Shea Butter with 100% pure Essential oils added for Aromatherapy.
Available with or without these essential oils - Grapefruit, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Sweet Orange, Peppermint, Tea Tree.
 

It has been scientifically proven that lavender-reduces stress. It is the aroma that effects the brain and helps to induce relaxation.

Peppermint awakens, stimulates and intensifies in conditions of lethargy and indecision. Helps break through emotional knots and conflicts, and relieves mental brooding.

Orange uplifts, balances and harmonizes, sweet orange gently relieves tension, moodiness and irritability.

Eucalyptus is a classic aid for chest rubs and steam inhalations. Refreshing and stimulating, Eucalyptus is perfect for addressing lethargy, confusion and indecision. Also dispersing and clarifying, the oil helps with emotional conflict and reactivity. Topically Eucalyptus will cool and regenerate the skin. Muscular aches and pains, poor circulation, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, coughs, sinusitis, throat infections, colds, epidemics, flu, & headaches

Shea butter vs. Cocoa Butter

Is great for keeping the skin smooth. Though only just coming to the forefront of the skin cream market, the benefits of Shea Butter have been enjoyed for centuries. Shea butter has tremendous benefits for hair and skin. It comes from the tropics of Africa, from the nut of the Karite tree, where the fatty acids are extracted from the the nut container. The quality of the irremovable fatty acid is far more superior to that of the cocoa butter, as it can take thirty years for a crop to yield the right quality of content of this fatty acid. It's a wonder they can actually bring it to us at a reasonable price bearing all this in mind.


Shea butter is possessed with amazing healing properties. It can fade scars, which seems remarkable in itself. It is also an effective treatment for burns, and is used in the treatment of acne, and eczema. It makes a great nasal decongestant, and is helpful at relieving rheumatism. It has amazing results on very dry skin, and is a brilliant wrinkle cream. It's also a great way of keeping blemishes and spots under control. This butter is also a natural blocker of UV rays. Africans have been enjoying the natural properties of Shea butter for centuries, and they have used it on their hair as a conditioner, and also on their skin for protection against the sun, and the harsh elements of their climate.


Shea butter is a luxurious moisturizer, which leaves the skin feeling silky soft. It works by stimulating the skin's renewal process, thus revealing a more youthful, fresh skin. It is non greasy, and it is used in many expensive skin products. It is also a wonderful, natural conditioner, it makes the hair vibrant, whilst protecting it from dryness, and preventing splitting of the hairs follicles. It is also the base of many essential oils. Shea butter works by maintaining the natural oils in our skin, and it can also activate collage production. Shea butter is wonderful, and makes the skin supple and soft.

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