Pomegranate - Aloe Vera

The evergreen shea nut tree grows wild in the savannah of West Africa and is revered as a sacred tree of life. Its fruits hold a special treasure: the nut-like fruit kernels contain a valuable fat that is traditionally used as a beauty product in Africa. Shea butter is extracted from them by cold pressing.

It has a natural sun protection factor, a moisture-binding effect, smoothes the skin, and ensures good refatting. Shea butter, in combination with pomegranate and aloe vera, which are known for their skin-soothing and moisturizing effects, is suitable for dehydrated, stressed skin.

For stressed skin.

Application:
Facial care: Shea butter can be used as a day cream or as a base for your day cream.
Body care: Shea butter has a refatting effect, regulates the moisture content of the skin, and protects it from dehydration, making the skin soft and supple. It is ideal for the care of particularly stressed skin areas such as hands, elbows, knees, and feet. As shea butter supports the skin's resistance, a massage with shea butter during pregnancy and breastfeeding helps to prevent the formation of stretch marks and tissue sagging on the abdomen and breasts.
Hand and foot care: Massage after washing or as needed. Hands become soft and well-groomed. Rough calluses on the feet become soft and smooth.
Lip care: Shea butter protects lips from drying out and cares for chapped and cracked lips.
Massage: A massage with shea butter is very pleasant and still caring. For this purpose, the butter can be warmed a little beforehand.
Baby care: Shea butter is suitable as whole body care and for cleaning in the diaper area. It soothes irritated and reddened skin.
Hair care: Shea butter regenerates damaged hair. For this purpose, 1 or 2 hours before shampooing, massage a little butter into the hair. Wrap with a towel and leave to act.

Tip:
Shea butter is best massaged into the still slightly damp skin directly after bathing or showering.