Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Sudan, Togo, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, and Guinea are among the countries where shea butter can be found. Shea butter manufacture was documented by a testa discovered on the site of the medieval settlement of Saouga in the 14th century. It grows on a variety of soils, such as clay, sandy clay, sand, stony soil and laterites. It prefers colluvial slopes with moderately moist, deep soils, rich in organic matter.

Shea butter is a fat produced from the shea tree’s nuts. It has an off-white or ivory tint and is solid at warm temperatures. For ages, shea butter has been utilized as a cosmetic ingredient. It’s a terrific product for smoothing, calming, and conditioning your skin because of its high content of vitamins and fatty acids, as well as its easy-to-spread consistency. Here are benefits of Shea nut to human health are:

• Treats Dermatitis, Psoriasis, And Eczema
• Moisturizes Dry Skin
• Treats Acne And Blemishes
• Reduces Skin Inflammation
• Anti-Aging And Anti-Free Radical Agent
• Provides Relief To Itchy And Peeling Skin
• Restores The Elasticity Of The Skin
• Reduce Razor Irritation And Bumps
• Reduces Stretch Marks
• Cures Insect Bites
• Wound Healing
• Helps Treat Diarrhea
• Lowers Cholesterol
• Cures Nasal Inflammation And Nasal Congestion
• Cures Arthritis
• Treats Rheumatism
• Helps Soothe Skin And Baby Diaper Rash
• Excellent Lip Care
• Repairs Damaged Hair
• Soothes Dry And Itchy Scalp
• Prevents Hair Loss
• Effective Natural Conditioner, and so on.