Shea Butter usually grows in places in Central Africa and in the savannah regions located in the west. It grows wild and can take over 50 years before they are fully matured and sometimes they live over 300 years old.

Shea Butter has a medicine in it that is very important. It can be used for scars, burns, dandruff, psoriasis, sores, and even stretch marks. It can help to reduce wrinkles plus moisturize the skin and increase circulation.

One of the things that makes Shea Butter so important is Vitamins A and E that help with anti-inflammatory properties. You can find Shea Butter in a lot of cosmetics because of how good it is for your skin and the nice odor that it gives.

If you are allergic to latex or either with any kind of nut allergies you should not take Shea Butter. If you experience any form of rash or headache you should stop taking it right away and wash it off if it is on your skin.