Shea Butter

Shea butter possesses undeniable virtues. The ingredient's growing popularity can be explained by its nourishing, soothing and softening properties.

What is shea butter?

Shea butter trees grow in the African savanna. Shea contains vitamins A, E and F as well as fatty acids that help balance the skin's oil production. An excellent source of nutrients for the skin, shea butter soothes and softens.

The benefits of shea butter

Shea butter has numerous benefits and meets several skin care needs. In addition to restoring the skin's moisture barrier, it nourishes and soothes dry skin. Rich in vitamins A, E and F, it protects and soothes skin.

How to use shea butter?

Shea butter has become popular in recent years and is now available in several forms. It can be used throughout the year to deeply nourish skin and hair.

1. Protection against cold

Shea butter creates a protective barrier while actively moisturizing the targeted area. For example, face creams containing shea butter protect the skin against cold temperatures.

2. Protection of the skin's moisture barrier and elasticity

Very rich, shea butter forms a protective layer that effectively preserves the skin's moisture barrier to improve the skin's suppleness.

Find it in

• PHYTO-CALM eye cream
• PHYTO-CALM face cream

Is shea butter good for the face?

High concentrations of fatty acids and vitamins make shea butter an ideal cosmetic ingredient for achieving softer skin. It's recommended for dry skin, normal skin and anti-aging routines.