shea butter vanilla

February 17th, 2010 by admin

shea butter vanilla

The coconut oil and butter have a long history of use in the tropics as a nutritive and healing agent for skin. Which consists largely of fatty medium-chain fatty, coconut oil is a saturated fat and therefore is not easily oxidized. Effectively, this means it is very stable and does not go rancid easily. In the rancidity of the oils is the result of free radical production and is easily produced in polyunsaturated vegetable oils. Many care products the skin of polyunsaturated vegetable oils used as base ingredients that are easily oxidized and become rancid once opened. This can help locate the damage to the free radicals in the skin. Coconut also contains antioxidants that increase the protective effect against oxidation.

The benefits of topical oil coconut are long lasting, as it helps the healing and repair, as well as help the skin to retain water content inside the cells. Thus, helps prevent skin dehydration.

As a stable ingredient of coconut oil has not only nutritional effects on the skin but also hair. A study India versus mineral oil, sunflower oil and coconut oil were commonly used as hair treatments. The study results showed that the Coconut Oil reduces protein loss in both treated and untreated hair and that this effect was not found with minerals or sunflower oils. The net effect of hair is more healthy. Coconut oil also nourishes and softens the scalp, helping prevent dryness and flaking.

The New Haven Scent Organic coconut and vanilla Body Butter is a mixture of coconut oil, macadamia oil, shea butter and cocoa butter. It feels good on the skin and smells like fresh coconut – just divine!

For more information about coconut oil containing products contact Ananda at http://www.vitalenatural.com.au or on info@vitalenatural.com.au

Ananda Mahony ND has been involved in the natural skin care industry for many years.

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