How to Use Shea Butter as a Facial Moisturizer

In Africa, shea butter has been used for centuries to both protect and rejuvenate the skin and hair. Shea butter is a versatile product with numerous purposes. It has the ability to provide relief to dry skin or even minor dermatological disease. There have been numerous clinical benefits. Shea butter is gentle enough to use as a facial moisturizer with skin nourishing agents, such as vitamins A, E and F.

Things You'll Need

• Applicator Mirror Sink Cleanser Soap

Instructions

1. Look for unrefined shea butter or raw shea butter. This is shea butter in its most natural and beneficial form.

2. Thoroughly cleanse your face to remove dirt and other residue from your pores.

3. Wash your hands before applying shea butter.

4. Take an applicator and estimate a quarter-size amount for a facial moisturizer. Even though this product will do wonders for your skin, don't overuse the product.

5. Apply shea butter to your face with your hands or with an applicator. Massage the shea butter into your skin in a gentle, circular manner.

Resources

• Shea Butter Benefits--Treasured Locks
• American Shea Butter Institute