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Shea Butter

Highlights of Shea Butter Minimize wrinkles, fine lines and scars Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory Deeply moisturizing Stimulating for the superficial microcirculation Skin strengthening Skin protecting UV protecting Skin regenerating Collagen production stimulating (makes the skin stronger, more supple and younger) Healing minor cuts and burns Muscle ache healing Physical endurance enhancer Shea Butter is well known to assist skin dryness. Shea Butter melts at skin temperature, making it ideal for lip and body balms as well as handcrafted soaps, lotions and skin creams. Shea butter is extracted from the nuts of the Shea tree (Butyrospermum parkii), which grows in the savannah of Western Africa. The English name Shea comes from its Bambara name "sii", which means sacred. As a sacred tree, it is treated with particular respect. The funeral beds of early kings were carved from the wood of shea trees . Growing up to 60 feet tall, the Shea tree does not flower be...

Sesame Seed Oil

Sesame Oil: A Versatile Skincare Ingredient with Numerous Benefits Sesame oil is a vegetable carrier oil that has been used for centuries. It is obtained from the sesame plant's seeds, which are native to East Africa and India. It is a natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial agent with a low comedogenic score, making it an excellent choice for acne-prone skin. Its benefits are numerous and varied: Sesame oil is a natural moisturizer , thanks to its high levels of linoleic acid and vitamin B. These fatty acids help create a protective layer on the skin's surface, preventing moisture from escaping and locking in existing moisture. The polyphenols in sesame oil also help balance the skin's pH levels , preventing it from becoming too oily or too dry throughout the day, depending on your skin type. Rich in vitamin E, an effective antioxidant , sesame oil can help repair damaged skin cells, reduce enlarged pores, wrinkles and fine lines , and restore the skin's natural r...

Madder Root

The botanical name of Madder is Rubia tinctorum. The herb belongs to the Rubia genus and Rubiaceae family of herbs. Rubia tinctorum is popularly known as the ‘common’ madder. Another madder plant that is used in medicinal preparations is the Indian Madder . Indian madder is botanically known as Rubia Cordifolia. There are approximately sixty different species under the Madder family. The herb is native to the Old World including parts of Africa and temperate Asia such as Japan, Sri Lanka, India and Indonesia. Madder is also seen in America and Southern parts of Europe. It is predominantly seen in the Himalayas and also in the Indian Western Ghats. The root of the madder plant have been used since ancient times a s a dye, to redden lips and cheeks and maintain hair color. Madder contains iridoid (asperulosid), organic acids, tannins, calcium, pectin and sugars. The medicinal properties of the plant are mainly due to the glycoside...

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