Shea Butter is an oily extract that comes from the nuts of an African Shea tree. The extract contains bioactive nutrients including phytonutrients, cinnamates, phytosterol, and Vitamin A, E, and F, just to name a few. Clinical tests show that the use of Shea Butter daily will improve and change the appearance and condition of the skin.

Using 100% raw Shea Butter gives the skin a superb moisturizer that contains incredible properties of healing for all skin types. Shea Butter contains vitamins and natural anti-inflammatory ingredients necessary for healthy skin and treating conditions such as blemishes, eczema, wrinkles, and skin allergies. Clinical tests show that you will see softer, smoother, better looking skin in just 4-6 weeks of use.

Rancid Shea Butter is Grade D and popular in the US market, mainly beauty supply stores. It is so popular that a lot of people think that this is what good Shea Butter should smell like, even with fragrance added to mask the smell. However, Certified Premium Grade A Shea Butter needs no added fragrance to smell good, so an added scent is just a bonus. Whether scented or unscented, make sure to always use a certified, raw, organic, Premium Grade A Shea Butter produced in Africa to obtain the healthiest skin possible.

Currently, there are no proven clinical studies available for the use of unrefined Shea Butter by people with nut allergies. For this matter, sydbabysworld Skincare recommend that people with nut allergies refrain from the use of Shea Butter until proven medical studies determine that it is safe for people with nut allergies to use Shea Butter products.