Nilotica Unrefined Shea Butter (yellow) 250g Tub

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Vitellaria paradoxa subsp. nilotica (Kotschy) A.N. Henry & Chithra & N.C. Nair -Cameroon, Mali, and Burkina Faso [6] [7] Eastern shea butter, more commonly referred to as nilotica shea butter, is extracted from the fruits of the Vitellaria nilotica species, a sub-species of Vitellaria paradoxa. This tree species commonly grows in East Africa. The Different Benefits of Shea Butter So what’s the verdict? In my opinion, shea nilotica is the clear winner here, providing a luxury version of shea butter that has all the benefits of traditional shea but with added benefits of extra moisturization. Both of these types of body butter are highly moisturizing and are completely natural making them suitable for vegans and those following plant-based diets.

This Shea Butter is of a Creamy Light, much thinner texture than our Creamy version. It also has a natural scent which disappears about 5 minutes after application.Murumuru butter contains higher levels of myristic and laureic acid, helping to repair damaged skin and fade sun spots Shea butter has numerous derivatives of cinnamic acid that display anti-inflammatory characteristics. These properties make it valuable for the enhancement of skin conditions that result from an upsurge in inflammatory compounds. Inflammations from skin conditions like dermatitis and rosacea can be decreased by using shea butter on the affected region. Rashes, cuts, sunburns, and scrapes that can lead to swelling can also be treated using this butter. Keep reading for everything you need to know about shea nilotica vs shea butter. Similarities and differences between shea nilotica and shea butter Shea nilotica is derived from Nilotica Shea trees that are native to East Africa, whereas typical shea butter is made from the nut of the shea tree found in West Africa. While similar, these products also have their differences and some people certainly regard one more highly than the other.

Both shea and cocoa butter are moisturizers — emollients that keep water from evaporating from your skin. But shea butter has more fatty acids, vitamin E and, unlike cocoa butter, contains vitamin A.Organic Nilotica Shea Butter is ideal for moisturizing dry, irritated or sun damaged skin and hair. It helps balance moisture and supports healthy skin elasticity. It promotes healthy hair by nourishing the hair shaft and conditions dry and distressed hair. It also helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and stretch marks. Properties: Shea butter has a sun protection factor (SPF) of about three or four. It’s too small to prevent sun damage or sunburn on its own.