Shea butter

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The main role of a conditioner and in particular the organic shea conditioner is to detangle your hair and make it soft to the touch. Even if they are less nourishing and repairing than a mask, our conditioners contain emollient active ingredients that help soften your hair fibre. Conditioners, like shampoos for that matter, exist for different types of hair. In fact, if your hair tends to be oily, it is better to ignore this product and prefer a clay mask to absorb excess sebum and regulate sebaceous gland production. How to properly apply a conditioner ? The ideal frequency for washing your hair is once or twice a week. In this case, a conditioner can be used after each wash. On the other hand, if you are a fan of frequent shampoos, we advise you to limit the use of the conditioner to two or even three times a week.

Our unrefined organic shea butter is a real treasure of nature. As a body butter, hair mask or soap, dry skin and hair benefit from its softness and nourishing properties. Organic raw shea butter is the basic ingredient in so many facial moisturisers and body lotions because of its incredible properties. Firstly, it softens and moisturises the skin. Its richness in fatty acids improves the skin's natural barrier. Shea butter also protects the skin from external aggressions. This incredible plant butter also contains antioxidants, notably vitamins A and E. Antioxidants (particularly vitamin A) have been shown to prevent free radical damage when applied to the skin. Our natural shea butter is unrefined, organic and raw. This means that