Thursday, January 15, 2015

Wisely Purchase Whipped Shea Butter

By Enid Hinton


Purchasing products that promise beauty or health benefits can be stressful. Many companies promise far more than their products deliver and others turn out to be absolute scams that deliver nothing that has been promised. When you decide to purchase whipped shea butter it is a good idea to research sources and product reviews.

Historically this beauty treatment has been used for centuries. There is mention of it in writings from the time of Cleopatra. It was a highly prized trade item that was said to preserve the skins softness and protect it from the searing damage caused by sun and wind. Over the centuries it has continued to be one of the most highly recommended facial treatments available.

The other uses and benefits of this product are basically skin related but also include arthritis and rheumatism relief. It also offers help for rashes and skin problems such as acne, eczema and dry, cracked and bleeding skin and feet. It can help remove scars and stretch marks as well as prevent them from becoming an issue if used before and during pregnancy.

As a beauty treatment is has been reported to reduce wrinkles and fine lines, reactivate collagen synthesis, increase elasticity and tone and return healthy color to the complexion. It can also be used to repair issues experienced with your hair. Split ends and dryness can be resolved and it will help tame natural curls creating a more controlled appearance.

There are two varieties of this product. The growth areas of the trees that produce the seeds used to make them is paramount in knowing the differences. Trees raised in West Africa are most common because they originated there and grown wild in the area. Eastern trees are specifically cultivated there and their numbers are lower. Conditions in the area cause this butter to be smoother, silkier and easier to apply than that found in the west.

There is also a difference in the processing methods used when producing this item for sale. When researching this product you will see refined and unrefined products. Often retailers offer both types without noting the differences. Refined means that the color, fragrance and much of the beneficial aspects of the cream have been removed chemically. Unrefined product will be ivory in color and have a sweet nutty aroma. The unrefined product has had no chemical processing and has lost very little potency.

There are many sources for this cream online. You will be able to purchase retail or wholesale quantities. The costs vary dependent upon the name brand, processing techniques and oils and additives they contain. Problems with heat exposure are sometimes a problem during summer shipping. This product has a shelf life of under two years so when purchasing large amounts it may help to determine the manufacture date. Storing it in the refrigerator helps to prolong its life and maintain the creamy texture.

Using this cream promises to improve your skin and can be purchased locally or on line. Researching the brand names and companies will ensure you get the very best product available.




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