Shea butter has multiple uses (food, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, lighting, etc.). In addition to being rich in unsaturated fatty acids, it also contains phytosterols, vitamins, and especially unsaponifiables (about 5%). Anti-irritant and stimulating for the upper layers of the epidermis, shea butter has excellent protective value. Its exceptional unsaponifiable content gives it emollient and anti-inflammatory properties, promoting the penetration of active ingredients such as naturally occurring unsaturated fats and vitamins. Shea butter: -Is very good for the skin, nourishing it and forming a protective film that prevents dehydration. -Is especially suitable for dry and damaged skin. It protects the skin from cold and harsh weather. -Can be used as a lip balm, it relieves chapped lips and makes them shine. -Also nourishes hair. It is used as a mask or shampoo for dry and damaged hair. Applied before swimming, it protects hair from drying out. Shea butter is solid at room temperature. It melts at a temperature close to 30°C.