Shea butter refined
Description
Refined Shea Butter (Butyrospermum Parkii) is a purified, white vegetable fat with a neutral odor, possessing recognized cosmetic qualities. Found in countless cosmetic products due to its emollient and nourishing properties, it protects the skin, maintains optimal hydration levels, facilitates the regeneration of damaged skin, and imparts shine to the hair.
Characteristics
- eco Culture: Conventional
- water_do Appearance: Solid waxy butter, white color, neutral odor
- verified_user Quality: Cosmetic grade, obtained by mechanical extraction, non-chemical purification, bleaching, and steam deodorization.
Ingredients: Butyrospermum Parkii Butter
100% natural, free of preservatives, free of additives.
Main Properties
- checkEmollient, moisturizing: deeply nourishes the skin, particularly beneficial for dry skin.
- checkSkin soothing: helps reduce skin irritation, calms the skin.
- checkProtective: contributes to maintaining hydration, protects the skin and hair from environmental factors.
- checkVersatile in formulation: neutral odor and appearance, easy to incorporate into any type of cosmetic product.
Usage & Synergies
For skin and hair care, refined Shea butter is suitable for various applications such as creams, balms, body milks, children's skin care creams, hand creams, and ointments for sensitive skin. It can be applied as it is to the skin, or used in combination with other vegetable oils and butters, essential oils, and liposoluble active ingredients. It can be used as an ingredient in applications such as: winter skin care, diaper rash, rough or cracked skin, hands exposed to chemical aggressions, regeneration of skin on dry areas like heels, knees, or elbows, sunburned skin, superficial skin lesions, anti-stretch mark balms and creams, lip care, color-treated hair, and after-sun applications.
Practical recommendations
- Direct application: Apply to slightly damp skin as it is, preferably pre-melted in the palms.
- Lip balm: Create a lip balm together with cocoa butter and beeswax.
- White or pastel CP soap: Used in "Cold Process" soaps when a white or pastel-colored soap is desired.
- Ingredient in balms: Incorporate as a neutral base, then add your preferred fragrance or essential oil and various liposoluble ingredients, according to preference.
Synergies in skin and hair care
As a base for a body butter, it combines well with Caprilis Oil, to which a natural fragrance or essential oil of your choice can be added. For a hair conditioner, the synergy with Monoï Oil and preferred active ingredients or essential oils completes the formula.
Bibliography and resources
- Israel, M. O. (2014) Effects of Topical Shea Butter on Skin Scarring and Stretch Marks Restoration. International Journal of Science and Research
- Akihisa, T., et al. (2010) Anti-inflammatory and chemopreventive effects of triterpene alcohols and sterols from shea nuts. Journal of Oleo Science
- Verma, N., et al. (2012) Effects of Shea Butter on the management of Atopic Dermatitis. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
- CosIng Database. Regulatory status of Butyrospermum Parkii Butter. European Commission.
Safety in use
Cosmetic product for external use only. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with eyes.
Storage, preservation
Keep the container closed, in a cool place, away from direct light.
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