Stimulating Shea Aloe Black Soap is exactly what its called the combination of Pure Essence Beauty Organic oil Herbal Infusion, Green tea,Aloe Vera Gel, Shea nut oil, African Black soap, organic castlille soap, Peppermint Essentials oil and other essential oils.
Stimulating Shea Aloe Black Soap can be used as a Bodywash or Shampoo to stimulate your cells that cause Skin, scalp disorders and as Arometherapy for aches, pain,colds and allergies..
I developed this All Natural Herbal Infusion after over my 20 years as a Hairstylist of seeing numerous skin and scalp disorders develop in many family members, my children , family and clients.
Due to the epidemic of these issues I began to do extensive research as an Educator and Student seeking a resulution to the aid of eliminating the progression, discomfort and embarassment of Hairloss, Skin and Scalp Disorders!
Shea Aloe Whip is Light & Fluffy Butter mixture whipped with Natural Organic Raw Shea, Cocoa, Kukuma, Mango Butters, Organic Aloe Vera gel, 8 Herbal Infusion and nothing but Pure All Natural Goodness!
Whipped together until fluffy, each small, handmade batch of Pure Unrefined Organic Butters infused in 8 Herbs that softens and heals the skin as well as the hair and scalp I also added organic Aloe Vera gel that offers great moisture protection for your body and balancing the ph levels in your hair and skin. The combination gives you the silky and creamy texture that you will love!
-earthy scent
-lavender/vanilla
-lemongrass
-chamomile/rose blend
-stimulating peppermint blend
This product can be used on Skin, Scalp and Hair!!
Rosemary Stimulating Herbal Hair Elixir... I was inspired to come up with an All Natural Herbal infusion to stimulate, repair and aid in hair growth..
Due to the epidemic of scalp disorders, hair loss and scalp trauma due to Damaging Chemical Treatments I created an All Natural Herbal infusion!
Rosemary Stimulating Herbal Elixir
Rosemary-
Promotes Hair Growth & Stimulate Scalp
Rosemary oil has a number of properties that promote healthy hair growth. One of the important properties is its stimulating effect. The use of this oil on the hair and scalp helps stimulate blood circulation in the scalp and thus promotes healthy hair growth. It is light in texture and therefore, does not clog the pores in the scalp that may retard hair growth.
Comfrey Leaf-
One of the most common uses of Comfrey extract is as a skin treatment. The plant contains the small organic molecule allantoin, which is thought to stimulate cell growth and repair while simultaneously depressing inflammation.
Research seems to bear out the claims for the healing properties of comfrey leaf. In one major European study, an ointment based on comfrey root proved more effective at relieving both pain and swelling in 142 patients with sprained ankles. In another study with over 300 participants showed that comfrey leaf treatments of varying types (ointments, salves, compresses and other topical applications), were very effective in treating eczema, dermatitis, viral skin infections and ulcers of the lower leg. More recent research in the United States has shown that allantoin, one of comfrey's main constituents, breaks down red blood cells, which could account for its ability to help heal bruises and contusions as well as promoting the growth of muscle, cartilage, and bone growth. With regards to the warnings that comfrey can cause cancer and liver disease, most herbal practitioners point out that those results were from studies that isolated the pyrrolizidine alkaloids and fed or injected them into animal subjects in doses far higher than any typical usage of comfrey leaf, and that comfrey leaf has been regularly ingested by thousands of people around the world without reported ill effects
Nettles Leaf-
Aid to regrow and thicken hair and to control dandruff
Stinging nettle is a flowering plant that grows throughout the temperate regions of the world. Tiny hairs filled with chemical compounds that cause a stinging sensation when touched cover the leaves of the nettle plant. The roots and leaves of the nettle plant contain many medicinal properties. Since the days of the ancient Greeks, people have recognized stinging nettle's ability to stimulate healthy hair growth and relieve dandruff..
Milk thistle-
Milk thistle is an herb that originally comes from the Mediterranean area. It has been used for herbal remedies for centuries, with recorded use as early as the Greco-Roman era. It has a long stem with purple and red flowers. It is a safe supplement, with no known side effects. Milk thistle is commonly used for liver ailments, but it also has skin healing properties. It is a demulcent, which means it soothes injured skin. This can have many benefits for people with skin conditions and it offers a natural alternative to traditional medicine.
the demulcent properties of milk thistle cause it to soften and moisturize the skin. It can moisturize dry or cracked skin and smooth any mild roughness on the skin's surface. It's a common ingredient in natural commercial moisturizers because it is greatly valued for its ability to give a healthy glow and balance to the skin
Because of the healing effects milk thistle has on the skin, patients have reported a clearing or healing of their symptoms of chronic skin disorders like eczema and acne. It helps acne to subside because when applied to the skin, it can dramatically reduce redness and irritation.
A remarkable benefit of this herb is its evidence to protect against cancer. According to a study reported on Zhion, many cancers are affected by the main ingredients in milk thistle, including skin cancer. This research has also shown that using a topical treatment of milk thistle may inhibit tumor promoters and provide protection against UVB-induced carcinogenesis
Lavender-
Lavender Benefits and Uses
Alopecia Areata (Hair Loss): Among lavender benefits is helping with alopecia areata (hair loss). This is an autoimmune disease that leads to hair falling thus hair loss. One study involving 86 patients of alopecia areata showed that they experienced significant hair regrowth after massaging lavender essential oil onto their scalps for seven months in comparison to those that did not use the oil. Although this was seen a milestone, it is not yet clear whether a combination of oils or basically using lavender oil independently led to hair regrowth.
Other Lavender Benefits: Are the ability to treat nervous disorders, headaches and reduce exhaustion when used in aromatherapy. Also, since it contains antifungal properties, lavender oil can be used to treat certain skin ailments such as acne and eczema, wounds, and fungal infections. lavender also helps in relieving pain.
Lemon balm herb-
Melissa officinalis is native to southern Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa. Melissa is the Greek word for bee, and the plant is a favorite of honeybees. Arab physicians believed it was good for heart disorders as well as for lifting the spirits. Greeks and Romans used it. The colonists brought it with them to the New World. It appears in the American edition of Pereiara's Materia Medica as an herb that induces sweating in fevers and in regulating menstruation. It is widely cultivated today both for its scent and its practical uses.
Lemon Balm leaf can be made into an oil to have in your natural first aid kid for insect bites, stings, rashes, and other viral skin infections.
