Shea Butter benefits  

Shea butter benefits range from food through cosmetics and even into paper products. 

When the explorer Mungo Park saw Shea Butter being used by the African natives in 1797, it was being used as food. Mr. Park said that that it tasted better to him than any butter made from a cow. 

Today Shea Butter is sometimes used by the Chocolate industry in place of cocoa butter.   

The fact is that the Shea butter benefits begin as an infant. You can use the product as a baby oil substitute as well as to prevent or relieve diaper rash. 

Shea Butter makes a great skin conditioner                        

The Skin is nourished with Vitamins A and E which help keep the skin health and clear. These vitamins also moisturize and maintain the elasticity of the skin.

Having these vitamins in your skin lotion is great for skin that has been damaged by the sun. 

One of Shea Butter benefits is that it helps to prevent and treat wrinkles! 

Another vitamin in Shea Butter is Vitamin F. You may not have heard much about Vitamin F but it acts as a rejuvenator and even a protect-ant for your skin.  

Shea Butter will not clog your pores and is an inflammatory that can help relieve rheumatism. 

Shea Butter is great for your hair. 

Shea Butter will revitalize dry and even brittle hair from the roots out to the ends by providing moisture. Shea Butter will restore sheen to dull hair.  

One of the Shea Butter benefits when using it in your hair is that it absorbs completely into the scalp without clogging the pores. 

Shea Butter is a great softener. 

Another Shea Butter benefit is that it enhances the softness of several facial tissue products as well as in some toilet papers.  

Nex Faze Shea Butter Hydrating Shampoo 12 oz. Nex Faze Shea Butter Hydrating Shampoo is enriched with Keravis Strengthening Complex and Shea Butter to moisturize and detangle hair.