Properties
As a cosmetic ingredient, plant-based shea butter (wild) is recognised for the following properties:
Soothing effects, it calms and relieves tight skin (phytosterols, alpha and beta amyrin).
Promotes skin restructuring thanks to the terpene alcohols (lupeol, pareol) and phytosterols it contains.
Moisturises* and deeply nourishes the skin.
As a skin regenerator, it revitalises tissues and restores the skin's elasticity .
Prolongs the effects of tanning
Indications
All skin types
Skin prone to irritation (shaving, hair removal, laser, etc.)
Lips and dry areas of the face and body
After-sun care or for skin exposed to extreme weather conditions
Hands of manual workers or those exposed to frequent washing (garages, building trades, etc.)
Instant recipe by Aroma-Zone
Cleansing liniment

Shea butter
1 g

1 PINCH spoonful
Step 1
Melt the wax and butter in the carrier oil in a bain-marie.
Step 2
Remove from the heat and add the slaked lime (previously heated to 70°C) in small streams while emulsifying.
Tip: If the liniment "sets" when it's too cold, run the bottle under a stream of hot water for a few moments.
PINCH spoon = Aroma-Zone stainless steel spoon
Synergies
For delicate or sensitive skin: spike lavender, Roman chamomile or blue cypress essential oils..
For sensitive skin oil products: calendula (CO2 extract and macerated oil).
For a soothing cream: yarrow and Roman chamomile hydrosols.

















