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Reviewed January 2021
Shea butter has been used successfully by many low-salicylate people, but has never been tested in a lab. I love to use shea butter on my hair and skin and prefer it over cocoa butter because it has a more neutral smell. Fragrance is not added, there is just a natural scent of the product. The product is soft and malleable (like a hard play dough). I squished the sides down a bit and it now stores well in a sealed quart-sized mason jar.
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