Re: Re: Shea Butter Non-Comedogenic?

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Looked over the website and found some of the terminology used a bit strange.

But, what I found a bit stranger is that this site is not on a domain site that

the

user owns. I would think " The American Shea Butter Institute " address would

be ASBI.com or org., or something to that effect rather than going through

another domain to get to it. They are correct about shea butter having different

grades (due to the degree of processing) but equating unsaponifiables as

" healing

fractions " is a bit much for me.

Alban Mueller's (did I spell that correctly, it is late?) information states

that

Shea Butter is noncomedogenic. For those who are not aware of them they

import and export oils and are located in Europe.

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