Africa SHEABUTTER for cosmetics

‍ Shea tree, also known as shea wood, shea, avocado, etc., is a woody plant in the Sapotaceae family, Latin scientific name (Vitellaria paradora C.F.Gartne), specialized in African tropical savanna. It is the main tree species in the African savanna. Shea butter is the main source of local edible oil and grease, and is also an important raw material for cosmetics, functional foods and medicines, with broad application prospects ‍. NYSINOWIN industry mainly supplies Nigeria shea butter and related products.

A basic introduction to shea butter

Shea butter is extracted from "shea wood", a plant with magical healing properties. It grows mostly in the tropical rainforests between Senegal and Nigeria in Africa, where it is a hardwood, reaching an adult height of 15 to 20 meters and often hundreds of years old. The creamwood blooms between December and March. The fruit, "shea nut" (or shea nut), has delicious flesh like an avocado, and the oil in the pit is shea butter, which accounts for about half the volume of the pit. Each mature tree can only produce 15 to 20 kilograms of shea fruit a year, and due to climatic and farming reasons, shea trees can only survive on the African continent. Therefore, shea butter is extremely valuable.

Product characteristics

Pure natural green plant source solid oil, can promote epidermal cell regeneration, give skin nutrition shea butter (shea butter), also known as shea butter, ivory white, beige and yellow 3 colors, the darker the color the better.

Shea is widely distributed in Guinea and other parts of Africa, where the fruit is edible and the kernel is used to produce shea butter. Shea butter is the closest to the indicators of human sebum secretion of oil, contains rich non-saponifiable components, extremely easy to be absorbed by the human body, not only to prevent drying and cracking, but also to further restore and maintain the natural elasticity of the skin, with incredible deep moisturizing effect. It also has an anti-inflammatory effect