How to condition your hair with Shea butter

Shea butter is effective as a natural hair conditioning treatment for all hair types. The moisturizing effect improves the appearance of dry, damaged or brittle hair. Its anti-inflammatory effect can soothe and treat scalp conditions such as psoriasis or eczema and provide relief to dry and itchy scalp as well as dandruff.

1. As a leave in conditioner, apply a small amount of shea butter into freshly washed hair. Apply on the scalp and on the hair from root to end. Massage it in to distribute it evenly; you can also use a wide-tooth comb. Style the hair as desired.

2. For deep conditioning and to revitalize your hair, apply a generous amount of she butter to your scalp and hair; apply from root to ends and massage it in. Wrap your hair with a warm towel for 30 minutes, you can sit it under a hood dryer for 10 minutes. Style as usual.

3. You can also use shea butter as a moisturizer. Rub a small amount of shea butter on your palms and apply to your hair with special attention to dry ends. You can do this two to three times a week and apply to your scalp once a week.

4. As a hair sunscreen, apply a small amount of shea butter to your hair before swimming to protect it from chlorine. Also apply before spending a lot of time outdoors in the sun. After swimming, remember to shampoo and condition your hair.

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