Cold-Pressed Shea Seed Oil, 60 ml

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The usual uses of shea oil: moisturising dry skin on face and body, above all hands, elbows and heels; smoothing dry, frizzy hair ends; softening dry cuticles.

How to use

Warm two or three drops in your palms and press into slightly damp skin; one drop is enough for the face. Smooth one or two drops over dry hair ends. Rub a drop into the cuticles at night.

Before you use it External use only. Patch-test on the inner arm 24 hours before first use. Not a sunscreen: no SPF. Made from shea nuts: avoid it if you have a nut allergy. Keep away from the eyes and small children.

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El Nile Horas shea seed oil, cold-pressed, 60 ml in its box: one plain oil for dry skin, dry hair ends and cuticles, small enough for the cabin liquids bag.

Cold-Pressed Shea Seed Oil, 60 ml — Description

Shea seed oil sold under the El Nile Horas name. The front of the box calls it natural and cold-pressed and gives the size, 60 ml. The bottle comes in a black box printed in gold, with the brand's triangle and Eye of Horus on the front and the oil's name in English and Arabic.

What it is for: the front of the box lists no uses, so these are the usual ways shea oil is used. It moisturises dry skin on the face and body, above all on hands, elbows and heels; it smooths dry, frizzy hair ends; and it softens dry cuticles. Some people also use it as a massage oil or stir a few drops into a plain cream.

Use very little. Warm two or three drops between your palms and press them into skin that is still slightly damp after washing; one drop is enough for the face. For hair, smooth one or two drops over the ends, damp or dry, and keep it away from the roots. For cuticles, rub a drop into the nails at night.

The difference from an unlabelled bottle in a bazaar is what you can see for yourself: a brand name and a printed box with the size on the front. It reaches you unopened, at the price on this page, with nothing to haggle over.

It is for external use only. Try a drop on the inner arm first and wait a day before using it on your face. Shea oil comes from the nuts of the shea tree, so skip it if you have a nut allergy. It is not a sunscreen and has no SPF, so in the Egyptian sun you still need one. Keep it out of the eyes and away from small children.

Close the cap after each use and keep the bottle out of direct sun and heat. Oil can mark fabric, so let it sink in before you dress. At 60 ml it is under the 100 ml cabin limit and can fly in hand luggage inside the clear liquids bag; screw the cap down tight before you pack it, and in checked baggage seal it in a zip bag.

Who it suits: anyone with dry skin or dry hair ends who wants one plain oil for both, and anyone looking for a small, useful present from Egypt that packs easily. Skip it if you have a nut allergy or dislike the feel of oil on your skin.

Cold-Pressed Shea Seed Oil, 60 ml — Specifications

Capacity: 60 ml
Care: Close the cap after each use and keep the bottle out of direct sun and heat. Oil can mark fabric: let it sink in before you dress.
Who it's for: Anyone with dry skin or dry hair ends who wants one plain oil for both. Not for anyone with a nut allergy.
Pack & packaging: One 60 ml bottle in a black and gold El Nile Horas box, delivered unopened.
Taking it home: 60 ml is under the 100 ml cabin limit: it can fly in hand luggage inside the clear liquids bag. Screw the cap down tight; in checked baggage, seal it in a zip bag.