FREIYA WHITENING FACE CREAM WITH BUTTER CARITE 100% HERBAL NATURAL 50 ml.
It is an amazing experience that should be enjoyed on a daily basis. It gives incredible firmness and the nourishing carite butter extract emphasizes the skin’s natural contour, visibly improving its elasticity and tone. Unique proteins transform and give silky smoothness and texture to the skin. It straightens the skin and restores its firmness. The results last for a very long time.
The big difference with other creams is that it is also a concentrated cream, so you put a little and you also have a huge savings,
WITHOUT PARAFFIN OIL, VASELINE, PROPYLENE GLYCON AND PARABENS.
DERMATOLOGY TESTED.
Carite Butter: Its valuable benefits for the skin.
Carite butter comes from the natural fats of the fruit of the African Shea tree (Vitellaria paradoxa) and is white or ivory in color. It is rich in vitamins A, D, E and F and its numerous benefits date back to ancient times. In fact, it has so many healing properties that in the Wolof language of Senegal, the Shea tree is called karite, which means “The tree of life”.
The reputation of shea butter has taken off in recent years due to its unique healing and moisturizing properties. This also makes it a favorite ingredient in the cosmetics industry. It is proven to include antioxidant properties due to its tocopherol content. In fact, it also has anti-inflammatory properties thanks to the triterpene alcohols contained in it.
Is carite butter better than others in its class?
Most oils derived from fruits are divided into saponifiable (with moisturizing properties) and non-saponifiable (with therapeutic properties). Shea butter is considered excellent as it has an unusually high non-saponifiable structure (5-17%), which indicates that it is our skin’s best friend! Other oils usually have a lower therapeutic structure (around 1%). But let’s delve a little deeper into some of the benefits of this miracle butter.
Carite butter for skin and hair
For dry skin
Carite butter effectively moisturizes our entire body. Its biochemical properties mimic the characteristics found in the hydration released by our sebaceous glands. And, as it is composed of natural lipids, it also has natural moisturizing properties. As such, shea butter is now a key ingredient in moisturising lotions, lip balms, hand creams, soaps, eye and face creams and ointments.
Organic, genuine, 100% pure shea butter is available nowadays and you can apply it all over your body (preferably after a shower) when you need moisturizing. It also works wonders on dry skin that tends to flake. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends shea butter as a treatment against dry skin.
For stretch marks
Due to its vitamin E content, carite butter is excellent in treating or disappearing pregnancy-related stretch marks. Apply it all over your belly and hips freely during your pregnancy (not just after they appear) and it will keep your skin supple even after giving birth, thereby reducing the chance of stretch marks. It has been traditionally used for centuries by African women.
For acne scars and scars
Carite butter is effective in both preventing the appearance of acne and treating it. It also helps in reducing redness of the skin and acne-related scars. If you use acne care products, there is a good chance that they contain retinol (Vitamin A). However, shea butter is also naturally packed with Vitamin A, so if you are irritated by the heavy chemicals found in cosmetic acne products, shea butter will provide a natural alternative with the same properties found in retinol.
For itching and peeling skin
Carite butter contains alpha-amyrin, a chemical known for its anti-inflammatory properties. It provides immediate relief from itching, insect bites, rashes and redness and helps skin that is prone to peeling from the sun.
For shaving
As a natural alternative, carite butter can help you get silky smooth skin after shaving. Using it during shaving (for men and women) can help reduce cuts and irritation and allows the razor to glide close to the skin for a very smooth shave.
For eczema and dermatitis
Highly recommended for those suffering from eczema and dermatitis. In fact, numerous products given to treat eczema or dermatitis contain shea butter as a key ingredient. As it is packed with moisturizing agents that also include vitamins, frequent use of the butter can help with the symptoms of dryness and itching associated with these problems.
For hair care
Incorporate carite butter into your daily hair care routine and it will leave you with soft, shiny and thick hair thanks to its moisturizing properties. Try mixing some coconut oil with shea butter and apply liberally to your hair, focusing on the scalp and ends. Wrap your hair in a fresh, warm towel for 15-30 minutes and then wash with a mild shampoo.
For damaged hair
This magical butter works as a means of repairing and rebuilding dry and damaged hair due to the many dyes, treatments and heat from the hair dryer. As it contains fatty acids, it helps to revitalize and regenerate the hair, to give you shiny hair. You can make a quick mask by putting shea butter in a small bowl, adding mashed avocado, a little water and a few drops of your favorite essential oil to create a creamy paste. Apply all over your hair, leave for 30 minutes to an hour and rinse thoroughly with warm water before shampooing.
For hair loss
Carite butter promotes hair growth and can even prevent hair breakage and hair loss as it contains phytonutrients. These elements protect your hair from harmful UV rays, air pollution, and even pool chlorine.
What if I have a nut allergy?
Good news for you too! An extensive study conducted at the University of Nebraska found that carite butter does not contain any of the proteins that commonly trigger allergies. This means that shea butter and any product containing it is safe to use even for those of you who are allergic to tree nuts!