Planet Spa Shea Butter<\/p>\n

Shea butter is a natural skin moisturizer that works wonders on hair. It contains fatty acids, such as Oleic and Stearic as well as phytosterols and vitamin E and vitamin A.<\/p>\n

Vitamins A and E are known to have anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce irritation and redness, and help prevent peeling and cracking. Shea butter also contains hydrating properties, which makes it ideal for soothing dry, itchy skin.<\/p>\n

Nourishes & Softens<\/p>\n

Planet spa shea Butter<\/a> is the key ingredient in the cosmetic which nourishes hair from the very first day of use that makes it silky soft. It also aids in the process of cellular renewal, making the hair stronger and softer. It is safe for all hair types and can be used on a regular basis.<\/p>\n

Avon’s nourishing body cream containing golden ayurvedic milk nourishes the skin and soothes irritations after waxing or depilation. It’s ideal for daily use and helps reduce dryness.<\/p>\n

Hydrate your dry hands with the luxuriously moisturizing Shea Butter Hand Cream. This shea butter hand cream is gentle, not greasy and absorbs quickly. It leaves your skin feeling soft and hydrated. Buy it today! 6.7 fl. oz.<\/p>\n

Helps Soothe Eczema and Acne<\/p>\n

Shea butter has a significant fat content which makes it extremely moisturizing to the skin. It reduces inflammation, has antimicrobial properties and Planet spa shea Butter<\/a> helps to prevent the signs of aging. It is also high in antioxidants and well-known for its ability to soothe irritation and itchy skin.<\/p>\n

Shea butter is a component in a number of products for skin care and moisturizers for eczema as well as other inflammatory conditions, such as psoriasis, dry flaky skin. However, it is important to always use a dermatologist-approved product and test it on a small area of the skin first.<\/p>\n

Coconut oil is a different natural remedy for eczema. Coconut oil is a wonderful moisturizing agent for the body and is especially helpful in treating the condition known as eczema. It is packed with essential fatty acid that protects and keeps skin soft and smooth. It can be used to soothe irritated, itchy skin. It can also be used over night to treat scalp eczema.<\/p>\n

Lemon essential oil is antibacterial, and can reduce the amount of bacteria that get stuck in pores, which causes acne. It can also help fade marks, lighten the appearance of acne blemishes and enhance the appearance of your skin overall. It’s a great natural exfoliator and can also be utilized as a household cleaner.<\/p>\n

Avon’s Planet Spa shea butter is an excellent option for anyone looking to soothe eczema and other itchy and irritating skin. It’s a luxurious, thick butter that is well absorbed and doesn’t feel oily or sticky on the skin. It’s available in a variety of sizes, including 6.7 5 fl. oz. tub, and is currently available in Campaign 14 for $8.99.<\/p>\n

The product is safe for those with Nut Allergies<\/p>\n

Although shea butter is derived from shea nuts, it doesn’t contain the proteins that cause allergy to nuts. Shea nuts are native to Africa. They are pressed into shea butter or oil, which are used in hair care and skin products. Shea butter is safe for people with allergies to nuts and doesn’t cause any allergic reactions when applied topically to the skin.<\/p>\n

Shea butter can contain the oil of nuts, and it is crucial to check the labels before purchasing shea products. In addition shea butter is infected with other allergens during production and packaging. People with nut allergies should avoid products made in factories that process food products that could trigger a reaction.<\/p>\n

Shea nuts contain fatty acids and Vitamin E which makes them a great moisturizer. They also offer sun protection. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and can help reduce the appearance of scars. Shea butter is a rich source of antioxidants, vitamins, and other nutrients. It’s a great ingredient for skin treatment.<\/p>\n

Shea nut oil is also used in beauty products. Shea butter is used in hair and Planet Spa Shea Butter<\/a> nail care products. Cleopatra is said to have used it in ancient Egypt. Shea nut oil can be mixed with other ingredients to make an oil-based cream or lotion. It has numerous beauty benefits.<\/p>\n

Helps Prevent Dry Skin<\/p>\n

Shea butter is rich in fatty acids, which strengthen the skin barrier and reduce dryness. It also helps to prevent flaky and cracked skin. It’s also a fantastic moisturizer for the face, particularly in winter. Shea butter can be used on sensitive skin, and may help with acne or eczema. However, be careful not to block pores with shea butter, since it is more dense than lotion.<\/p>\n

Shea butter is a fantastic moisturizer It also helps to keep dryness at bay. It does this by boosting the production of lipids that bind moisture. This can help strengthen the barrier to protect against damage and reduce sensitivity that is often caused by frequent handwashing.<\/p>\n

Try Avon’s Planet Spa Body Butters for a luxurious and indulgent skin treat. The Blissfully Nutrishing formula with African Shea butter is a nourishing and non-greasy formulation that absorbs quickly and leaves the skin feeling soft and smooth. This product comes with a matching bath salts and soap to give you a spa-like experience at home.<\/p>\n

Planet Spa Energise body butter is another alternative. This formula is infused with ingredients that boost mood to make the skin feel energized and revitalized. The hydrating lotion is enhanced with myrrh, sesame and shea butter to keep hands moisturized and hydrated. This product is perfect for those who want to pamper themselves without spending a fortune for a day of pampering.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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