Use as a lip balm to deeply moisturize lips so that they feel smooth all day. Use as a targeted treatment on elbows, knees and toes for instant softness. Use as a sun-soother to calm dry, itchy sun-exposed skin after a day at the beach or pool. Mix with your hair conditioner for a deep, nourishing hair treatment. Apply on the skin around your nose when you have a cold to repair chapped and peeling skin. Apply on your eyelids before your powder eye makeup to intensify the color and make it last longer. Use on your dry feet before putting on workout shoes, as the heat from the exercise helps the shea butter soak in better, leaving feet extra soft. Put some around the hairline before color application to protect the skin from stains. Heat it up in your hands and use it as a massage balm for fatigued muscles and joints. Apply to shaved legs to enjoy its extra softening and soothing properties. Pat some on baby’s bum to avoid irritation on sensitive skin. If pregnant apply to belly to reduce and prevent stretch marks. Apply to fading scars and burns to speed up healing time. Use on nails and cuticles, for stronger, shiny, healthy-looking nails. Use it on the roots of fine hair to boost volume. Apply on eyelashes instead of mascara for natural definition. Brush a small amount on eyebrows to keep them in place. Mix with favorite scented body lotion for extra moisturizing skin benefits. Use as a backup moisturizing balm when you run out of eye cream or eye serum. Apply on teeth for a bright and shiny smile. Straighten bands when they tend to become curly. Mix with one or two drops of your favorite essential oil for a spa-like massage experience. Soothe razor burn irritation by applying a very thin layer on the skin. Run on mosquito bites to soothe and reduce itching and swelling. Apply to face before performing outdoor sports in cold weather to protect from wind-burn. Use as a base under concealer to smooth out makeup application over blemishes. Apply generously to hands.
Posted on: Fri, 12 Jul 2013 17:04:04 +0000
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