Soap Making Essentials

Shea Butter


Shea Butter is expeller pressed from the fruit seeds of the Bulyrospermum Parkii tree, or African Karite tree.

- is a cream color with a slightly nutty aroma.

- rich in Vitamins A, E & F.

- this soap making oil forms a breathable barrier that protects the skin from harsh elements.

- helpful on dry, mature skin and wrinkles.

- absorbs easily and is great for damage skin and hair.

- promotes skin regeneration.

- good for rashes, itches, eczema, burns and bites.

- add to the base oils or superfat with 1 tsp. or 5 ml. per one pound of soap.

Here are some homemade soap recipes that use shea butter:


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This information is provided for reference use only and is not meant to substitute the advice of a licensed health care professional.




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