Cold-pressed from the nuts of the African shea tree, this lightweight oil delivers deep, cushiony moisture without heaviness. Naturally soothing and emollient, Shea Nut Carrier Oil helps calm irritation and leaves skin feeling velvety-smooth from the very first use.
✅ Key Specifications
- Botanical name: Vitellaria paradoxa (shea)
- Extraction: Cold-pressed, carrier-grade
- Skin/hair type: Normal, dry, sensitive, mature; dry or frizz-prone hair
- Texture/feel: Light-to-medium; silky glide, non-sticky finish
- Aroma/appearance: Mild, nutty; pale golden
- Key constituents: Oleic & stearic acids, linoleic acid, natural vitamin E (tocopherols)
- Uses: Face & body oils, massage, hair/scalp care, DIY blends
- Storage: Cool, dark place; keep bottle tightly closed
✅ Features
- Excellent emollient to soften and smooth rough, dry areas
- Known for skin-soothing, anti-inflammatory feel
- Absorbs nicely for daily wear or post-shower moisture
- Blend-friendly base for serums and aromatherapy
✅ Benefits
- Replenishes moisture and supports a supple, comfortable complexion
- Helps calm the look of redness and irritation
- Enhances protective skin barrier for longer-lasting hydration
- Adds softness and shine to hair while taming frizz
✅ Main Materials
- 100% pure, cold-pressed shea nut carrier oil (Vitellaria paradoxa)
✅ Usage Tips
- Daily moisture: After bathing, apply a few drops to damp skin and massage in.
- Facial care: Press 2–3 drops over water-based serums; follow with moisturizer if desired.
- Hair treatment: Smooth through mid-lengths/ends or massage into dry scalp; leave 20–30 minutes, then shampoo.
- Blending: Use as a carrier oil; dilute essential oils at ~1% for face, 2–3% for body.
- Safety: External use only. Avoid eyes. Patch test first—discontinue if irritation occurs. Those with nut sensitivities should consult a professional before use.
Nourish, soothe, and glow—naturally. Whether used solo or as the silky base for your favorite blends, Shea Nut Carrier Oil pampers skin and hair with effortless, everyday comfort.