Wouldn't you like to have smooth, supple skin and shiny, full of life hair? Raw shea butter can have exactly those results on your skin and hair!

Shea butter comes from a tree called the Shea tree that grows only in Africa. The tree produces green fruit similar in appearance to an olive.

When fully ripe, the fruit falls off the tree. Inside the fruit is a nut. When the nut is dried and cracked the butter can then be extracted.

The traditional method is to boil the cracked nuts in water for several hours. After the butter rises to the top, it is scrapped into containers so it can cool.

Another method involves pressing the butter from the cracked nuts. I prefer this method because there is no waste and the butter never gets hot.

Unrefined Shea butter naturally contains vitamins A, E and F.

You are probably aware that Vitamins A and E are known to normalize the skin giving it the nourishment that age and sun takes from it. They also sooth and moisturize the skin.

You may not have heard of Vitamin F but it consists of two essential fatty acids. They are linoleic acid and alpha-linoleic acid, both of which soften and revitalize cracked and dry skin as well as dry and damaged hair.

To try to list all the benefits that come from using raw shea butter would seem impossible.

You can actually attain younger looking skin because raw shea butter helps reduce wrinkles. Noticeable results begin with its use almost immediately.

Raw shea butter have been known to improve the following conditions:
Stretch marks
Eczema
Psoriasis
Chapped hands and lips
Dry and brittle hair
Sunburn

It is Natural product that is fantastic for babies and has been used to treat diaper rash.

Why not check it out, shea butter could be just what you've been looking for!