Saaren Taika Shea Butter is suitable for all skin types, but especially for those sensitive to fragrances, those with atopy, those with sensitive skin, and those who want to balance the skin's sebum production.

Verified customer feedback:

" Wonderful and the best cream. Shea leaves a lovely soft feeling on the skin, just a thin layer is enough. Blackheads also disappeared after starting to use. Also a rescue for dry hair ends. " -Riina W.

"My baby's bottom and thigh creases started to turn red in the summer and the situation couldn't be calmed down with talcum powder or zinc ointment for a week. For two days, I rubbed shea butter on the baby's skin and the problem was immediately relieved! Highly recommended!!" -Hanna K.

"I bought the product to treat keratosis pilaris pimples. It works well together with salt soap for them and for other skin care." -Minna K.

" My child's red atopic dermatitis calmed down after a few uses! It also softens the skin on the soles of the feet wonderfully and repairs dry lips." -Elina L.

" I've been using shea butter for a week now for my child's atopic dermatitis. I think the dermatitis has improved and is no longer as bad as it was before , before using shea butter. I plan to continue buying shea butter for my child." -Jenna A.

"A wonderful, truly moisturizing oil that my atopic eczema skin has really liked , plus it doesn't contain limonene, which I don't like." -Jenna T.

Shea butter is known for its anti-inflammatory properties. The plant esters in shea butter help soothe skin irritation and can relieve symptoms of conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. This makes shea butter an ideal ingredient for sensitive skin.

Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, shea butter can also help soothe skin irritation caused by environmental factors such as weather or pollution, making it an effective protection, especially in urban environments where the skin is exposed to harmful external factors on a daily basis.

Shea butter is rich in fatty acids that support your skin's hydration and protect it from external stressors. Shea butter is particularly effective in treating dry and irritated skin, as it supports the skin's natural moisture balance and helps restore your skin's protective layer. This makes shea butter an excellent ingredient even during the winter months, when the skin is exposed to cold and drying air.

Shea butter has been shown to support healthy cell growth and prevent the formation of scar tissue, making it particularly useful for treating stretch marks, for example. Unprocessed shea butter helps your skin renew itself faster and can promote the skin's healing process.

Saaren Taika uses only unprocessed, high-quality Ghanaian shea butter in its products, the effectiveness and diverse benefits of which set it apart from processed alternatives. Unbleached shea butter retains its natural, slightly nutty scent and is free from any chemical residues that may have resulted from processing. Our certified organic shea butter is handcrafted in a women's cooperative in Ghana.

When shea butter is processed, its skin-nourishing ingredients are significantly reduced. Unrefined, or unprocessed, shea butter retains these valuable compounds and therefore provides more effective protection and care for your skin.
Unrefined shea butter also contains substances that have been found to have anti-inflammatory and skin-healing properties, making shea butter particularly beneficial for skin with eczema and psoriasis.

Our shea butter is handmade in Perniö.

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