Directions For Use

Direction for Use: Shea Butter

1. Moisturizing Dry Skin:

• Cleanse your skin and pat it dry.
• Take a small amount of shea butter on your fingertips.
• Gently massage the shea butter onto your skin in circular motions.
• Focus on areas prone to dryness like elbows, knees, and heels.
• Use daily for best results.

2. Soothing Irritated Skin:

• Clean the irritated area with a mild cleanser and water.
• Gently dry the area with a soft towel.
• Take a pea-sized amount of shea butter and warm it between your palms.
• Apply a thin layer of shea butter to the irritated skin.
• Repeat 2-3 times a day until the irritation subsides.

3. Nourishing Hair:

• Wash your hair with a mild shampoo and conditioner.
• Towel dry your hair until it’s damp, not dripping wet.
• Take a small amount of shea butter and rub it between your palms to soften it.
• Apply the shea butter to your hair, focusing on the ends and any dry or frizzy areas.
• Style your hair as desired.
• Use sparingly to avoid greasiness.

4. Preventing Stretch Marks:

• Clean and dry the area where you want to apply shea butter.
• Take a generous amount of shea butter and warm it between your hands.
• Gently massage the shea butter onto areas prone to stretch marks like the belly, thighs, and hips.
• Use daily during pregnancy or periods of weight change.

5. Soothing After Sun Exposure:

• After sun exposure, take a cool shower to cleanse your skin.
• Pat your skin dry gently with a towel.
• Take a small amount of shea butter and apply it to sun-exposed areas.
• Massage it in to help soothe and hydrate the skin.
• Reapply as needed for relief.

6. Lip Balm:

• Ensure your lips are clean and dry.
• Take a small amount of shea butter on your fingertip.
• Gently apply the shea butter to your lips, massaging in circular motions.
• Reapply throughout the day to keep your lips moisturized.

7. Hand and Cuticle Care:

• Wash your hands and dry them thoroughly.
• Take a small amount of shea butter and warm it between your palms.
• Massage the shea butter onto your hands, paying attention to dry areas and cuticles.
• For extra care, wear cotton gloves after applying before bed.

8. Massage:

• Warm a suitable amount of shea butter in your hands.
• Apply it to the skin you want to massage.
• Use slow, circular motions to massage the shea butter into the skin.
• Adjust the pressure according to your preference.
• Wipe off excess with a towel after the massage.

Note: Always do a patch test before applying shea butter to a larger area, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies. If you experience any adverse reactions, discontinue use. For severe skin issues, consult a dermatologist or medical professional.