Arza Naturals Anti-Acne Cream with Shea Butter & Cocoa Butter for Clear Skin – 50grams (Pack of 4)

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Skin benefits of shea butter: It treats dry skin:

• Shea butter is an excellent emollient, which means it can seep into the skin and create a moisturizing barrier. Loaded with nurturing properties, shea butter helps strengthen the moisture barrier and locks in hydration.
• The linoleic acid present in shea butter is known for treating dry skin due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

It treats severe skin concerns:

• Someone struggling with skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, or skin irritations knows how difficult it is to find a perfect product that suits their skin.
• Fortunately, shea butter’s anti-inflammatory and emollient goodness helps treat and soothe heavily irritated skin, rashes, flares, etc.
• Since shea butter is suitable for all skin types, it is also good at blending into the skin and relieving it from any flare-ups.

It treats acne:

• Besides hormonal imbalance and changing lifestyles, dust and pollution in the environment play a vital role in leaving your skin irritated or leading to acne-causing skin problems.
• The antibacterial properties of shea butter prevent acne-causing bacteria from building up in your pores. The fatty acids further remove excess oil buildup and leave your skin soft and supple.

Benefits of using coconut oil:

Extra love for your tresses:

• The hair conditioner aisle may seem tempting to try out new hair conditioning products, however, most of them are priced higher and filled with sketchy ingredients.
• Your best bet is to turn towards the humble jar of coconut oil to treat your tresses with some extra TLC. The fatty acids in the coconut oil can soften your hair and make up for the best hair conditioner.
• Whip it into your hair mask or apply directly onto your scalp and strands, the benefits of coconut are too many to ignore.
• If you have split or dry ends, dab a few drops of coconut oil on the ends and use it as a leave-in conditioner.

Cuticle care:

• With winter setting in, not just your hair and skin but your cuticles can turn dry too.
• Since coconut oil is lightweight and seeps into the skin easily, you can rub some coconut oil on your hands and cuticles to moisturize your dry hands.

As an anti-frizz serum:

• From curly head women to frizzy and frayed tresses, we all love the skin benefits of coconut oil as an anti-frizz serum.
• Most dry scalp repels the natural oils and leads to dry hair. Use a few drops of coconut oil sparingly across your frizzy hair to keep the flyaways in place.