In transdermal therapy, shea butter is more than just a moisturizer; it is a functional penetration enhancer. Shea butter is rich in allantoin and cinnamic acid, which help to soothe the skin and reduce inflammation. More importantly, its high stearic acid content helps to temporarily "soften" the skin's outer layer. This increased permeability allows the magnesium ions in your lotion to travel deeper into the dermis and eventually into the capillaries, providing a more efficient delivery system
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In transdermal therapy, shea butter is more than just a moisturizer; it is a functional penetration enhancer. Shea butter is rich in allantoin and cinnamic acid, which help to soothe the skin and reduce inflammation. More importantly, its high stearic acid content helps to temporarily "soften" the skin's outer layer. This increased permeability allows the magnesium ions in your lotion to travel deeper into the dermis and eventually into the capillaries, providing a more efficient delivery system
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