African Shea Butter

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this Shea butter. I usually have trouble with solid butters being super grainy but this one is pretty good and seems to melt down uniformally. Good for mixing into lotions and soaps and skin creams. Give it a try!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kuza 100% Pure African Shea Butter-Chunky is great for dry skin and hair. I have extremely dry skin, especially my hands. I wash my hands a lot and I use antibacterial/bleach dish detergent most of the time, which really dries my hands out. Vaseline has always been my go-to because lotions and creams just set on top of my skin. Vaseline made my hands somewhat greasy, but my hands are so dry that's all that would help. Well...I tried the Kuza 100% Pure African Shea Butter and wow...after rubbing a small amount in my hands to get it to melt, it went on smoothly and melted right into my hands, and left no greasy after-feeling which I loved. Next, I used it on my legs and arms after my shower...(where I live the water is what's called ("Hard") meaning very rough and very drying to the skin and hair. The Shea butter worked well on my legs and arms and it didn't take as much as it did with the vaseline to moisturize my skin. I really loved the fact that there was no greasy feeling and my skin was very supple and soft. And lastly... I used the Kuza Shea Butter on my hair. I gave my hair which also is extremely dry, soft and thin about a 1/4 teaspoon of the melted Shea Butter, and rubbed it all over my hair. afterward, my hair felt thicker and coated, which was a good thing for me, because when I combed my hair, there was no shedding! Kuza is a winner. It's good to find a product that is 100% pure, and it's great for hair and your skin, which also means it's healthy for you and will save you money because you have two products in one, and besides that...it only takes a little to get the job done!