Omega : 100% Whipped Shea Butter

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100% Whipped Shea Butter.

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63.2%
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19.7%
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3.9%
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5.3%
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7.9%

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November 12, 2015
Clogged my poors
I had people suggesting all sorts of things. Anything with shea butter clogged my poors and made me feel greasy... and then I would not only breakout, but then also have black heads. shea butter is nice on every other part of the body, but I don;t like it on my face. ...
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August 18, 2009

Pros:

Made my skin so soft and moisturized.
Made a lot of my hyperpigmented acne scars disappear

Cons:

Broke me out like hell!
Was definitely this and nothing else. I think my pores get blocked super easy. Once i stopped using it my skin cleared up!

Good for getting rid of skin however, it is too rich for some skins. Try it but if u break out more then stop.
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June 11, 2012

Pros:

Organic Shea butter is a particularly effective moisturizer because contains so many fatty acids, which are needed to retain skin moisture and elasticity.

Cons:

Finding USDA certified organic Shea butter.

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November 14, 2009

Pros:

Smoothed out skin for the first two weeks, was very happy with the results. Reduced oil output by a lot.

Cons:

I broke out in NODULAR acne! And in places I never thought I would (eyelids, etc..)! I'm so upset! And they take months to heal! I've never had such painful acne before either! Non-comedogenic my ass!

This cream contains shea butter as one of its major ingredients. I'm not the only person who has seen this effect. Just remember that just because shea butter melts on your skin or at skin temperature, sometimes you will be exposed to colder temperatures that will harden it back to its original form, and having that under your skin is going to create some absolutely nasty effects. I'm never using shea butter anywhere near my face again!