Shea Butter and Eczema

  Eczema

Eczema Stage 3

Eczema is a fairly common skin disease that exhibits itself as dry, rough, itchy, red skin. It consists of itchy rashes that can easily be triggered by almost anything that touches the skin (i.e. various fabrics, ointments, perfume, etc.) and stress. In fact, one of the biggest complaints sufferers have is the itchiness of the skin. 

Although the exact cause of eczema is still unknown, the goal of treating eczema is to prevent and relieve dry and itchy skin, because scratching the affected area can lead to infection. Since eczema dehydrates the skin, a great moisturizer is the best method to help heal eczema. 

Skin Rejuvenating Process

Skin Rejuvenating Process Completed

Shea butter is an excellent natural moisturizer to help combat eczema because of its high oil content and fatty acids that deeply penetrate the skin and cause skin cell regeneration. It’s also the best choice for healthy skin because unrefined pure shea butter does not contain additives, preservatives, or chemicals. And, compared to other lotions, the effects of shea butter last for hours without having to reapply.

100% Pure Unrefined Shea Butter

Vitamins A, E and F, which are all found in shea butter, also help to promote healing of dry, itchy and inflamed skin.

Shea butter also contains anti-inflammatory properties which help to keep skin from becoming easily irritated, which is a common challenge for eczema sufferers. Shea butter can also be used to form a protective barrier on the skin, preventing flare ups from allergens, such as dust and other irritants, that can cause the skin to become itchy and inflamed.

Psoriasis is another extreme skin condition and below is the example of excessive use of steroids injections from the pharmaceutical industry. The pharmaceutical industry practitioners declared eczema and psoriasis cannot be cured!!!

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