Background on lip balm

Shea butter is a fat extracted from the nuts of the Shea tree. a tree native to west africa. it has been used for centuries and is commonly used as a cosmetic ingredient. Solid at warm temperatures and is commonly used for cooking especially in African recipes - it has a strong flavour and may not be suitable for your recipes. It also    • doesn’t clog pores nor dry out skin due to chemical irritants    • suitable for all skin types     • low in proteins that trigger allergies    • a high concentration of fatty acids and vitamins    • an easy-to-apply cream so great for soothing, smoothing, and nourishing your skin    • it’s oils are rapidly absorbed into your skin, so act as a replenishing agent. By using it’s lipids it restores a barrier between skin and elements    • won’t make your skin oily, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial    • it has significant levels of Vitamin A and E and therefore anti-oxidant which contain anti-aging agents. These protect your skin from free radicals which can lead to premature ageing and dull looking skin