Livalicious Pure, Organic and Unrefined Shea butter

This wonder-working natural moisturiser is suitable for all ethnic groups and skin types.
It contains lots of fatty acids including linoleic, oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids, balancing each other out to moisturise and protect without causing your skin to become overly oily. It is also anti-inflammatory, anti-ageing (due to the high levels of Vitamin E & A that are such amazing anti-oxidants and triterpenes that fights collagen fibre destruction), anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and even promotes wound healing by its cell regeneration and scar fading properties. Shea butter may help soothe conditions such as eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis as well as insect bites.
Additionally, it may protect hair against breakage, fight dandruff and lock in moisture to improve the all-over health of your hair.
But… How do you use Shea butter?
On your skin: Apply it directly. Scoop about a teaspoon or so of our raw, unrefined Shea butter and rub it into your skin until it is absorbed – it spreads quite easily. Do note that it is quite slippery and may cause make-up to fade quickly – maybe use it at night instead, if this is an issue.
On your hair: If you have naturally curly or porous hair, use it as a conditioner. Make sure that your hair has absorbed most of the Shea butter before rinsing and styling as usual. A small amount of Shea butter may also be used as a leave-in conditioner.
If you have thin or fine hair or hair that is naturally straight, only apply the Shea butter on the ends of your hair, otherwise, it may leave your hair looking oily.
Shea butter has a very long shelf-life and should be stored at around room temperature so that it stays solid and easy to spread.