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Featured Articles:

• Managing African American Natural Hair Styles
  Using Shea Butter and African Black Soap for Natural Hair StylesLearn How to Care For and Manage Your African American Black Wooly Hair Using Shea Butter and African Black Soap. Caring for natural hair styles just got easier.
  
  
• 36-Shea-Butter-Uses
  Here are 36 uses for Shea Butter...Africa's gift for natural skin care. African shea tree benefits linked to anti-aging. Natural ingredients protect, heal & prevent skin diseases.
  
  
• Shea-Butter-Information-Origin-Benefits-Properties-Uses
  Shea butter is Africa's Gift for natural body and skin care. But just what is shea butter, what are its benefits, its origin, its properties? Learn all here.
  
  
• Anti-Aging-Skin-Care
  Anti-Aging Skin Care: Here's what you need to know to keep your skin healty and vibrant and moisturized as you age.
  
  
• 4-Reasons-for-Using-Pure-Unrefined-Shea-Butter
  Four reasons you need 100% pure unrefined all natural shea butter are noted at the Shea Butter Skin Care Center, an article by Loretta Crosby.
  
  
• Natural Skin Care Whats in Your Kitchen Pantry
• Relaxing Bath with Shea Oils
  Use shea butter oils for a relaxing bath experience to moisturize the body and heal the mind. Our editor shares her weekly regimen with our readers.
  
  
• Everything You Need to Know About Shea Butter
  Everything you need to know about shea butter. An article by Wayne Kiltz of Afrikan Republic.
  
  
• Shea Butter Dry Skin Therapy

More Shea Butter Articles:

Here are just a few articles we found focusing on the role African women play in the making of Shea Butter products.

African Women, Shea Butter and Globalization 

Notes from a Documentary Director: The Road to Leo (On the Shea Butter Industry in Burkina Faso)

Villagers in Burkina Faso discover an opening in the global market 

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"The world of humanity consists of two parts:  male and female.  Each is the complement of the other.  Therefore, if one is defective, the other will necessarily be incomplete, and perfection cannot be attained.  There is a right hand and a left hand in the human body, functionally equal in service and administration.  If either proves defective, the defect will naturally extend to the other by involving the completeness of the whole; for accomplishment is not normal unless both are perfect.  If we say one hand is deficient, we prove the inability and incapacity of the other; for single-handed there is no full accomplishment.  Just as physical accomplishment is complete with two hands, so man and woman, the two parts of the social body, must be perfect.  It is not natural that either should remain undeveloped; and until both are perfected, the happiness of the human world will not be realized."                                       --The Promulgation of Universal Peace

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