Do you suffer from eczema or plaque psoriasis?
Then I don't have to tell you what it is. The only thing you probably want is to calm the skin with an eczema ointment, so that you don't have to deal with it and your skin looks beautiful.
Maybe you are still searching for what works best for you. Or maybe you have found an eczema ointment, but are open to something new.
In this article I will briefly explain what shea butter does for the skin and share the experiences of customers who use my pure shea butter for themselves or their child.
First of all I want to emphasize that what works for one person may not work for another. It is not a medicine, so do not stop taking any medication without talking to your doctor first.
What does shea butter do to the skin?
Shea butter can moisturize the skin. You can't put moisture into the skin, but what shea butter does is make sure that the moisture from your skin can't get out. This keeps the skin hydrated and supple.
Ideal for dry, flaky skin!
In addition, shea butter also has an anti-inflammatory effect. This can restore the skin barrier, which can reduce redness, itching and irritation in the skin.
Finally, shea butter contains antioxidants such as vitamins A and E. Antioxidants have several effects on the skin, including stimulating cell renewal and firming the skin.
Experiences of others:
When I started using Namashea in March 2023, I had no idea what wonderful things my pure shea butter could do for eczema skin.
Until I sold the largest jars to mothers who told me that the shea butter soothed their children's skin.
A purely natural eczema ointment instead of or in addition to hormone ointment and/or medication.
- "the redness decreased after only two days"
- "my child scratches much less"
- "I've never had such a nice skin"
- "i feel beautiful again"
- "i'm glad this natural eczema ointment works"
- "i never want to be without it again"
All quotes from parents and women who have tried shea butter and are "converted".
At Namashea we are known for the shea butters with essential oil. But to use the shea butter as an eczema ointment, I recommend the pure shea butter without essential oil. Click here
Choose a mini pot of 15 ml to try it out first. Or go straight for a larger pot if the whole family can enjoy it.
Because shea butter is not just an eczema ointment, but a cream for the entire body. Read here.
How do you use shea butter?
Shea butter is a thick eczema ointment that softens when rubbed with the hands.
For example, for the face and neck, take a pea-sized amount of shea butter. Rub your hands until the shea butter is soft and spread the eczema ointment over your face and neck with your hands.
This takes some getting used to at first, because you have greasy hands and your face. Spread the excess grease on your hands and arms and give your face and neck a few minutes to absorb.
Your skin will feel completely different after 2 days:
- healthier
- fed
- less red
- less flaky
- quieter
- less itching
The shea butter is so pure that the weather affects how thick and spreadable the shea butter is. In the winter it needs your hands to become spreadable. In warmer weather the eczema ointment is thin and easy to spread.
Please note: in a hot car the shea butter is so thin that it may leak.
It is therefore best to store the eczema ointment at room temperature.
I hope I have convinced you to try shea butter as an eczema ointment. The experiences of others are so good that I would like everyone to use a natural product instead of hormone ointment.
Please let me know what your experience is?
You can do this via email: rachel@namashea.nl or via one of my socials @namashea_deweerdhoeve
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Rachel