The Shea butter filtered through volcanic rock-lavender, tea tree oil gently pampers your skin, while filling your mind with positive thoughts

Lavender essential oil was frequently used in ancient times since its pure, caressing floral scent charms the senses and creates a pleasant atmosphere. Its aroma is sure to whisk you away to the landscape of Provence and you can almost picture the seemingly endless fields of vibrating purple colour with lush green slopes and verdant cypresses.

The aromatic-woody scent of tea tree oil emanates a sense of purity and is one of the few essential oils which you can directly apply on your skin in its undiluted form – for example, when treating acne.

The lavender fragrance charms you and exudes a sense of tranquillity, conjuring up the sense of harmony you need after a long, gruelling day when combined with the freshness of tea tree oil

Majestic fragrance without any compromises

Do you love fragrant shea butter? The shea butter enriched with Manna essential oils are now made from shea butter filtered through volcanic rock. During the procedure, the shea butter's characteristic smoky scent disappears, allowing the wonderful aroma of essential oils to take over without any compromises.

The new Manna shea butter filtered through volcanic rock contains two essential oils – lavender and tea tree oil – which can be directly applied on your skin

Shea butter is made from the nut of the Vitellaria or shea tree. It contains a natural source of latex and due to its unique composition it has an entirely universal application: it's suitable for oily, dry, mature as well as acne or eczema-afflicted skin.

Shea butter filtered through volcanic rocks differs from the organic shea butter in that it's scent-free, it has a pure white colour and a creamier and far more even texture. The shea butter is filtered through volcanic rock (perlite) without using any chemicals during the process.

How can you use the pure white shea butter with lavender tea tree essential oil?

Here are 6 reasons why shea butter filtered through volcanic rock with lavender tea tree oil is so great:

1. It can be used for all skin types
2. You can feel free to use it even if you're coping with acne
3. It's sublime for mature skin
4. Experiences show that it's easily absorbed without leaving an oily sheen on your skin
5. It pampers your body all the way from your heels to the tips of your hair
6. It has a soft and tender texture which is easy to apply

Important:

Everyone's skin is different. If you experience allergic symptoms from walnuts, nuts or latex, first apply a small amount of the shea butter in the crook of your elbow or the inside of your wrist. Only continue using the product once you're certain that it produced no allergic reactions (rash, itching, breakouts) after a 24-hour period.

Some essential oils can cause allergies for those with intolerances to them.

You can even use shea butter filtered through volcanic rock with lavender tea tree oil on your face (don't try it on under-eye skin at first), but ensure you're not allergic to any of its ingredients.

Keep it out of your eyes and mouth and don't use it on your private parts!