Shea Butter

The American Academy of Dermatology supports the idea that Shea Butter can clog your pores and cause acne. This is true if you have acne-prone skin.

If your Shea butter smells rancid or has a very bad odor

Healthline gives about 22 reasons to use shea butter for 22 benefits but Aveeno gives 5 benefits and here they are: 1. It boosts skin moisture.. 2. Its anti-nflammatory properties soothe skin problems... 3. It could heal cuts and scrapes... 4. It helps fight breakouts... 5. Antioxidants may mean anti-aging properties

The best Shea Butter is Segems raw organic Shea Butter. It is directly from the source where local African women produce the Shea butter using techniques that have been handed down from generations to generations. Buying from Segems is also helping these local African women who are widows and this will help them economically.

Shea butter can go rancid. The expiration for our shea butter is about 24 months or more. After a long period of time like after 30 months the shea butter begins to lose its vitamins but you can still use it though

The raw Shea butter can stay good for more than 2 years once taken care of properly

It should be an off white-ivory color in its raw authentic form. This is how Segems raw shea butter comes. We do not add anything not even trying to change the color to yellow.

The anti-inflammatory qualities and fatty acids contained in Shea butter supply essential nutrients that help to treat scalp conditions and improve the overall health of the scalp. This will in turn strengthen the hair folllicles, reduce hair loss and make your hair grow thicker.

Shea butter not only prevent skin aging from happening, but can boost collagen production to lessens the appearance of already existing wrinkles and fine lines. It is safe enough to use in sensitive areas of the face including around your eyes and yet powerful enough to be effective.