Shea Body Butter

CHM LABS Shea Body Butter nutrients fight against pollution, stress, makeup residue, alcohol and caffeine consumption. Our CHM LABS Shea Butter has an easy-to-spread consistency, making it a great for smooth and soothing application to your skin. 

Whether you have normal skin, dry skin, oily or sensitive skin; we believe that using ingredients of natural origin offers the greatest opportunity for nourishment, protection and a balanced pH or your skin.

Shea Butter is produced from the nuts of karité fruit trees of the Sahel region, extending from West to East Africa, from Guinea and Senegal to Uganda and South Sudan. Although produced from a nut (fruit tree) and unlike most nut products, Shea Butter is very low in protein’s that trigger allergic reactions.

Using traditional methods, women of Africa, often organized in cooperatives, harvest karité fruits. They then crush the nuts inside to extract the precious butter, which is cleaned, boiled, packaged and sold at local markets or exported.

For centuries shea butter has been called “women’s gold” not only for its rich golden color, but for the employment and income opportunities from its export. CHM LABS purchases its' Shea Butter direct from the Community Fair Trade Organization of Ghana.

Ingredients:

• Shea Butter
• Aloe Butter
• Coco Butter
• Moringa Butter

Unscented

Packaging Dimensions:

White Jar 8 oz./250g, 66mm (H) x 83mm (W)
Amber Jar 8 oz./250g, 2.21" (H) x 3.64" (Dia.)

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The benefits of shea butter come from its dense-nutrient profile. Shea Butter contains:

• Linoleic, palmitic, stearic, and oleic fatty acids, ingredients that balance oils on your skin
• Vitamins A, E, and F, antioxidant vitamins that promote circulation and healthy skin cell growth
• Triglycerides, the fatty part of the shea nut that nourishes and conditions your skin
• Cetyl esters, the waxy part of the shea nut butter that conditions skin and locks in moisture

Using traditional methods, women, often organized in cooperatives, harvest karité fruits. They then crush the nuts inside to extract the precious butter, which is cleaned, boiled, packaged and sold at local markets or exported.

The precious substance is used for many different types of cosmetics and skin care products because of its natural healing properties; people prefer it to the harsh chemicals, artificial colors and fillers often used in conventional cosmetics.