
- Promotes healthy hair by providing moisture from roots to tips
- Rehydrates dry hair, repairs split ends, and prevents hair breakage
- Absorbs into the scalp quickly without leaving oily or clogging pores
- Helps to heal scalp conditions such as eczema and dermatitis
- Protects and repairs hair from weather damage and extreme temperatures
- Provides a shield against harmful UV rays and protects hair against sun damage
- Restores moisture to heat-treated or chemical damaged hair
- Massage a generous amount of Shea butter into hair and scalp
- Cover with a warm towel for approximately 30 minutes
- Remove and style as normal
- Gently massage raw Shea butter into damp hair and scalp
- Cover with a towel and leave for approximately 15 minutes
- Shea butter will melt into the scalp naturally and absorb quickly into the hair
- Remove towel and you will be left with ultra healthy and shiny looking hair
½ cup olive oil
1 teaspoon vitamin E oil
½ ounce fragrance oil (e.g. lavender oil, or rosemary oil) 1. Heat Shea Butter slowly in a medium saucepan until it has turned into liquid form 2. Add in the olive oil 3. Allow mixture to cool for 30-40 minutes. Do not allow it to set completely 4. Add in the Vitamin E and the Fragrance Oil 5 Whip mixture until you achieve a light mousse like consistency 6. Spoon mixture into an airtight container If making your own Shea Butter recipes isn’t for you, then you can buy natural shampoos and conditioners that contain this fantastic ingredient. My favorite Shea Butter shampoo is Fekkai Shea Butter Moisturizing Shampoo. It has a creamy texture and helps to remove oil and build up, unclog pores, soften, smooth and de-frizz hair. It costs $18 on Amazon at time of writing. Pick up a bottle here. My favorite Shea Butter conditioner is Shea Moisture Leave In Conditioner. This conditioner locks in moisture and adds plenty of volume. It costs just over $10 on Amazon and you can pick up a bottle here. Shea Butter is fantastic for your hair, and whether you decide to reap the benefits from raw unrefined Shea Butter, from our whipped Shea Butter recipe, or from Shea Butter shampoos and conditioners – make sure you make this magical fat part of your hair care regime. Plus, if you enjoyed this blog post, you will probably also like to read the following blog posts from the archive. Mira Hair Oil: The Miracle Ancient Formula For Beautiful Hair
The Magical Benefits Of Shea Butter
The Top 5 Best Natural Shampoos
How To Use A Hot Oil Treatment For Your Hair
Homemade Natural Moisturizing Treatments For Your Hair



