Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioning Repair Cream

Main Ingredients

Shea butter

How It Works

Shea butter is a type of fat derived from the nuts of the shea tree. The shea tree is indigenous to West Africa.

Shea butter not only strengthens the skin’s natural barrier but also shields it from environmental aggressors like pollution since it includes a variety of fatty acids, including linoleic, oleic, palmitic, and stearic acids.
Shea butter’s anti-inflammatory properties makes it the ideal choice to calm and nourish irritated skin. Rich fatty acid levels aid in the softening of scar tissue and may hasten the healing of scars.
Acne-prone skin has a tendency to overproduce sebum when it’s dry, which can block pores. It interrupts this cycle by keeping skin from drying out in the first place.

How To Use

• Daily Styling – Apply a generous amount of product to ends of damp hair and work toward roots. Comb through for even distribution. Do not rinse. Apply more to the ends of longer hair or problem areas
• Leave-In Treatment – Apply as directed for “Daily Styling” and cover with a plastic cap overnight for maximum absorption and intense conditioning
• Frizz Free Hair – Apply daily to split ends or damaged areas. Comb through and let dry naturally