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Activated Ionic Calcium and
Magnesium in a
base of
pure Shea butter and Fitoderm (Vegetarian Squalane)
Because the Shea butter that we use is
organic, cold-pressed and 100% pure, this product may be applied virtually anywhere on the skin
(please keep out of eyes, though).
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Beneficial for chapped or distressed
skin (may be used as lip balm, as well).
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Regular application will mitigate the
onset of wrinkles and help prevent stretch marks and other scarring of the
skin, such as that from burns.
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Useful as a healing balm for a variety
of rashes and skin ailments.
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Customers have even
reported acne cures while using Nano-Cal Cream.
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Directions for use: take a small
amount and soften in the palm of your hand by rubbing until the cream is
close to body temperature. This is best done after a bath when pores are
open. Then apply as needed. Cream will initially feely
slightly oily, but should absorb into the skin within minutes. At the same
time, you should feel a gentle warming, as the active ingredient stimulates
blood flow to the area and promotes further healing.
Whereas most
formulations for the skin are slightly acid (6.5 or less on the pH scale),
Nano-Cal Cream's curative effect is due to the alkaline nature of the active
ingredient, which appears to have strong anti-bacterial properties as well
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What is Shea? |
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Shea is known
in the local Dioula language as karité ("life") --
Vitamins A & E: shea butter is very high in vitamin A. in
combination with vitamin E shea butter is highly effective in cell
regeneration and anti-aging.
Stigmasterol: known as the "anti-stiffness factor", the
stigmasterol in shea butter gives shea butter its ability to relax tired
muscles as well as provide relief for swelling and arthritis.
UV sun protection: shea butter has helped women in Africa for
centuries to have beautiful skin by fighting off sun and harsh climate.
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A Fair Trade Product |
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Fair Trade means
an equitable and fair partnership between marketers in North America and
producers in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and other parts of the world.
A fair trade partnership works to provide low-income artisans and
farmers with a living wage for their work.
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