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Benefits of shea and nettle Shea or shea butter has remarkable properties in aiding the process of healing. Especially in dermatological uses, shea butter has immense qualities in beautifying the skin. It is filled with vital nutrients, phytochemicals that are essential for healthy growth of skin. It's hydrating and softening abilities makes it valuable in skin ailments and its ability to spread equally and absorb almost immediately in the skin is what makes it so well sought after. It is recommended for those with skin rashes, stretch marks after pregnancy or weight loss, suntans and burns, superficial skin wounds or blisters and as a moisturizer in cold weather or during winter. Regular use of shea butter which is rich in vitamin E also imparts a youthful looking texture to the skin.
Nettle also known as stinging nettle, was an ancient remedy for treating arthritis and a variety of skin disorders. According to folklore and belief of many herbalists nettle leaves carries have natural antihistamines and anti-inflammatory properties. Hence most believers use it in the treatment of hay fever. it is also used in chest decongestion and ease the bronchial pathways for those afflicted with asthma or allergies. The diuretic nature of the herb is also used to treat in lowering blood pressure and assuage premenstrual edema.
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