Definition of shea butter
: a pale solid fat from the seeds of the shea tree used in food, soap, and candles
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This one from Olehenriksen contains jojoba-seed oil, shea butter, and coconut oil.
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The intensely hydrating blend of camellia seed oil, shea butter, frankincense, and marula oil cocoons skin and smells incredible.
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Inside each capsule is Biotherm’s hydrating formula of nourishing shea butter and apricot oil, anti-inflammatory Marine-Christe extract, and moisturizing antioxidant vitamin E that feels great on my skin and has a light fruity scent.
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Taylor's products include signature scents, like goat milk and honey lotion with shea butter, and seasonal scents such as cocoa mango, lavender mint and lemon sugar.
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This cream is made with a nourishing combination of shea butter and vitamin E, a great mix for moisturizing a growing belly and preventing stretch marks.
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Sphynx's nifty shaving pod contains a blade, backup blade, a shea butter moisturizing bar, and a refillable water spray bottle.
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For example, the deep red worn by the Dora Milaje, the royal family’s female guards, was sourced from a red clay and shea butter mixture worn by the sub-Saharan Himba people.
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After a lot of research, Adkins and his wife purchased shea butter, cocoa butter, beeswax, jojoba oil, sweet almond oil and skin-safe essential oils.
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First Known Use of shea butter
1847
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