Are you a shea butter fan yet?

Andrea Varga-Darabos Are you a shea butter fan yet? 16 March 2016 | 2 minute reading time

A fundamental part of the Manna Universe – Manna wouldn’t be Manna without shea butter today. With a slightly earthy and smoky scent, shea butter is one of the most fantastic skin care products that Nature has blessed us with.

Here are 5 arguments to back up my statement:

This butter is so gentle and skin-kind that you can even use it to treat eczema, sebhorrhoea, rosacea and acne.
You don’t need to be afraid that melted shea butter may clog your pores and cause spots: you can use shea butter on any skin type.
It can be a great relief for highly sensitive skin which is often prone to both dehydration and spots.
It’s a real balmy treasure for cracked, injured or slightly sunburned skin – even pharmacists keep it close to hand always.
It pampers you from the heels to the tip of your hair. You can even use it to nourish your lips or those of your baby. Genuine, unrefined shea butter is so pure you could eat it if you wanted to: it’s found in a number of sweets as a complementary butter to cocoa.

Made from the seed of the karité fruit, organic shea butter has an ever growing fan base – those who have tried it won’t easily forget it. You may not have thought about it this way but shea butter really makes the most of your skin and it very rarely causes unpleasant surprises.

Bear in mind also that the origin and the methods of extraction are far from irrelevant. Manna shea butters are produced without chemicals with certified, high-quality methods in Ghana – the home of the karité tree.

Which Manna products contain shea butter?