Pure Nilotica Organic Melt – 100% Usda Certified Organic – Indulgent Balm-To-Oil, Ultra-Clean Skincare Shea Butter Alternative – Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Noncomedogenic

[PROTECT & HELP REVERSE THE APPEARANCE OF FINE LINES AND WRINKLES] -This luxurious balm-to-oil, made entirely of 100% organic, wild-harvested, cold-pressed Nilotica from the Nile River Valley, melts instantly upon application to moisturize, brighten, protect and help reverse the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on your skin.

[BETTER THAN SHEA BUTTER] – Made with Nilotica (NILE-ot-i-kah), a certified organic skin superfood wild-harvested seasonally from 20-year old Nilotica trees, only at the source of the Nile River. Unlike West African Shea, which is hard when cold-pressed, requiring the addition of emulsifiers to be spreadable, cold-pressed Nilotica is instantly a rich, super soft, nourishing whipped-effect butter that cocoons your skin.

[POSITIVELY BRIMMING WITH REGENERATIVE BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS] – Rich in Vitamin A, E + K, 25% more essential fatty acids compared to traditional shea, and catechins, the same powerful antioxidants as in green tea, Nilotica deep-nourishes and protects your skin against visible signs of aging, damaging free radicals, and enhances cell regeneration. Like a green juice for your skin, it delivers nutrient-rich bioactive compounds to reveal a healthy and glowing complexion.

[APPLICATION] – Squeeze out a small amount and massage the Melt into skin. Use as a concentrated moisturizer and on dry spots, focusing on face, lips and around the undereye area. For an especially nourishing treatment, apply a thin layer all over face as an overnight mask. You can even use it as an all-natural highlighter on your collarbone and décolletage for an subtle glow, or as a restorative hand balm.

[BEAUTY FOR HUMANITY SOCIAL IMPACT MISSION] – By partnering with womens fair-trade cooperatives in Uganda for the sustainable wild-harvesting of Nilotica, your purchase enables dignified work to marginalized women. Beyond poverty alleviation, by giving a financial incentive to indigenous & local communities to preserve natural habitats and rare botanicals, together we can limit deforestation, habitat loss and combat climate change.