I had my regular foot spa yesterday. The attendant noticed that my feet is quite dry. She told me to use Shea Butter. Before that, a client sitting next to me asked her attendant if they have hand creme. The attendant said they don't have but suggested to use shea butter instead.
I was curious about this shea butter (halata ba na ngayon ko lang narinig). So tingin ako sa internet about it. Here is what i got...
21 Reasons to use Shea Butter
1. For dry skin.
2. Skin rash
3. Skin peeling, after tanning
4. Blemishes and Wrinkles
5. Itching skin
6. Sunburn
7. Shaving cream for smooth silky shave
8. Small skin wounds
9. Skin cracks
10. Tough or rough skin (on feet)
11. Wold weather
12. Frost bites
13. Stretch marks prevention from pregnancy
14. Insect bites
15. Healthy skin
16. Muscle fatigue, aches and tension
17. For before and after a strenuous excercise
18. Skin allergies such as poison ivy or poison oak
19. Eczema
20. Dermatitis
21. Skin damage from heat
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ahhh... e wala namang poison ivy sa pilipinas so pano yan? :D
Para palang virgin coconut oil yan sa dami ng gamit. Na curious tuloy ako sa butter na yan.
the question is: how much is shea butter? :)
@ zherwin - dun sa Buff Spa, yung 25G costs P160.00...
I also use that, mahusay yan.
How are you na?
Maganda nga ang shea butter. I have one in handy at home :)
African natives use Shea Butter for many, many different things. They rub it on their skin to protect it from the sun and wind. They use it for pain relief as well, for things like arthritis and joint pain. It's also very useful for muscle aches. Unfortunately, someone who doesn't know much about Shea Butter may go into a store and pick up a product which is supposed to have Shea Butter in it. The individual wants to get the benefits of Shea Butter, but most products contain refined Shea Butter.
The difference between refined Shea Butter and pure unrefined Shea Butter is the healing and protective properties. During the refining process, most or all of the healing qualities are removed from the Shea Butter along with the color and scent. So, checking the label to make sure that the Shea Butter is unrefined and organic is a good idea. The benefits of using unrefined Shea Butter are numerous.
Many people use Shea Butter for moisturizing. This is great, because unlike other moisturizers, Shea Butter lasts a long time. With the barrier that Shea Butter provides your skin to protect against dryness and other things, your skin is smoother and more supple. Shea Butter is also used very often for minor scrapes, rashes, and burns. It is great at healing things like this.Lots of people have dry skin during the Winter that they suffer with. She Butter is great for dry skin.
There are so many uses to Shea Butter, no wonder it has become such a popular skincare ingredient. With the unrefined Shea Butter, individuals don't have to worry about the damaging effects of chemicals and toxins either. In a lot of skin care products, chemicals are pumped in either to preserve the product, or for some other reason. These chemicals can literally make people sick. Unrefined Shea Butter is perfectly safe to use on skin, and brings some real fighting power to your beauty arsenal.
For more information, please visit Purely Shea at http://www.purelyshea.com
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