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Shea butter has many virtues.

Anti-irritant, stimulating the upper layers of the epidermis, shea acts as a protector.

It is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, phytosterols, vitamins and, above all, unsaponifiables (around 5%), which give it an emollient and anti-inflammatory action that encourages the penetration of active ingredients such as unsaturated fats and naturally-occurring vitamins.

Very good for the skin, it nourishes it and forms a protective film that prevents dehydration.

It is especially suitable for dry, damaged skin. It protects them from the cold and bad weather.

Karate butter can be used as a lip balm. It soothes chapped lips and leaves them shiny.

It also nourishes hair. It can be used as a mask or shampoo for dry, damaged hair. Applied before swimming, it protects hair from drying out.