Regularly applying cocoa butter can enhance the look of a scar, making it less noticeable over time. On the other hand, shea butter is particularly effective in not only preventing keloid development but also in promoting the growth of healthy skin cells. Both butters are rich in moisturizing properties, which can keep the skin hydrated…
There’s something deeply satisfying about crafting your own skincare products. I’ve been making my own since 2018, and it’s opened my eyes to the wonderful world of botanicals and their fabulous benefits. I tailor each product to perfectly suit my skin’s needs. As a certified organic formulator, I’m now helping others do the same. I…
Welcome to Oh Mighty Health, where you can discover the secrets to creating your own luxurious shea butter oil with this easy-to-follow guide. As a certified organic skincare formulator, I always look out for perfect solutions. Whether you are battling dry skin, seeking a natural glow, or in need of a gentle moisturizer suitable for…
Are you tired of using store-bought skincare products filled with chemicals and artificial ingredients? It’s time to embrace a natural and nourishing approach to skin care! In this blog post, we’ll share an easy DIY shea butter salve recipe that soothes and moisturizes your skin like never before. Enriched with the goodness of powerful natural ingredients, such as…
Shea butter for cracked heels, the best natural remedy? Cracked heels are a common foot problem that many people experience. Cracked heels can be caused by many factors, including dry skin, walking barefoot, and a lack of proper foot care. Thankfully, there are many natural remedies for cracked heels, and one of the most effective…
Shea butter itself does not specifically treat acne, as it lacks anti-bacterial or anti-inflammatory properties needed to directly combat acne. However, its moisturizing properties can help maintain skin health, which indirectly could be beneficial for acne-prone skin if it’s also dry. It’s important to note that shea butter is comedogenic, meaning it can clog pores,…
Shea butter and Epsom salt are often used together in bath and body products. Shea butter is a fat extracted from the nut of the African shea tree, known for its moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties (Shea butter warnings here). Epsom salt is a mineral compound of magnesium and sulfate, often used in bath soaks to…
Shea butter is a rich, nourishing substance often used in skincare for its moisturizing properties. However, its effect on fungal acne, caused by an overgrowth of yeast (Malassezia) in hair follicles, is not clear-cut. While shea butter’s anti-inflammatory properties could soothe inflammation associated with fungal acne, its fatty nature could potentially feed the yeast, possibly…
Is shea butter better than lotion? Whether shea butter is “better” than lotion depends on your specific skin needs. Shea butter is rich in vitamins and fatty acids, making it a great natural moisturizer, especially for dry skin. However, lotions often include a variety of ingredients, like humectants and emollients, and can be formulated to…
I absolutely love using shea butter for my skincare needs. It has incredible properties and benefits for the skin, and its texture is smooth and luxurious. In addition, shea butter is incredibly versatile and works great when making my own skincare products at home. What are the side effects of shea butter? It is advisable…
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links which means I’ll receive a small commission at no cost to you whatsoever when you make a purchase using my link. If you’ve ever been curious about Shea butter, then you’ve probably heard a lot of conflicting opinions on whether it’s just a marketing ploy, or if it’s actually worth…
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links which means I’ll receive a small commission at no cost to you whatsoever when you make a purchase using my link. I’ve only used neat Shea butter on my hair once or twice in the past ( as a mask all over my hair) and so I never gained a…
