Shea Butter for Glowing Skin

5. Calm Cold Weather Damage

Many people who enjoy winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding, or simply spend plenty of time outside in the cold find that applying shea butter to their exposed face, neck, and hands may reduce the chapping and irritation dry, cold air can cause to their skin. It even contains sunscreen at around level 6 SPF. The moisturizing qualities of shea butter penetrate deep into the skin offering more moisturizing benefits while preventing windburn. It’s perfect for cracked and dry heels, hands, rough elbows, and knees.