To use, massage gently onto dry skin areas for better hydration and smoother-looking skin, especially during the colder months. For hair and scalp, apply to condition, define curls, minimize dandruff, or smooth frizz—apply to roots for added volume. For lips, use to protect and soothe chapped lips, reapplying as needed. Apply to the body on irritated areas to relieve discomfort thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties. For hands, feet, and nails, use to repair cracked heels and dry cuticles. Top Tip: Warm the shea butter by placing the jar in a saucepan of hot water for easier application and a softer, melting butter texture. Works well with Rosehip Oil to restore skin glow and Really Good Hair Oil to replenish dry, damaged hair. Store in a cool, dark place and do not use if the seal is broken.