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Get Local at
Tidal Creek Co-op
and Lovey's Market
Wilmington, NC

1930's - the Aloha shirt went into mass production

Duke Kahanamoku,
the "Father of Modern Surfing," grew up in Waikiki on Oahu.

Keiki = Child
Niu = Coconut

1959: The one
billionth can of
Spam was sold

The creams are great for massage therapy!

KONI HAWAIIAN WHIPPED COCONUT SHEA BUTTER CREAM

USE FOR DRY SKIN CARE AND PROTECTION FROM THE ELEMENTS.
Sun, Swim, Surf then Coco-Shea

INGREDIENTS:
Unrefined (Fair Trade) shea butter, USDA organic virgin coconut oil, USDA organic cornstarch
Tropical 808: Fragrance Oils (no artificial coloring or additives in the fragrance oils.)

Koni Hawaiian Creams

KONI HAWAIIAN TROPICAL 808 (lightly scented) Sizes: 2oz / 4oz

Spreads on like warm butter and absorbs into the skin providing intense, lasting moisture. A blend of coconut, pineapple, mango and banana giving a subtle fragrance of paradise. Skin immediately feels silky smooth and hydrated. Excellent for extremely dry skin. Inspired by the awesome fragrances of Hawai'i.

KONI HAWAIIAN NATURAL (fragrance-free) Sizes: 2oz / 4oz

Great for those with very sensitive skin. This moisturizer is fragrance free and perfect for daily skin care. This product has the natural earthy scent of the shea nut.

KEIKI NIU SHEA BUTTER CREAM (fragrance-free) Sizes: 2oz / 4oz

Keiki Niu Shea Butter Cream is safe and gentle. Made for the little ones. No bad stuff in here. Great for those with delicate and sensitive skin. Wonderful for diaper rash. This will be a product that will be used often. No Preservatives, No Chemicals, No Artificial anything. A natural product that is safe enough to eat, but may not taste so good.

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WHIPPED COCONUT SHEA BUTTER CREAM CARE:

If you live in a warm, humid climate, make sure you keep your coconut shea butter cream in a cool, dry place. The coconut shea butter cream is solid at room temperature but will melt in heat, place in a cooler environment to firm up. Or you could leave it in the melted state, it glides on easier. Personally, I like it a little melted, it will spread on like warm butter after a bath or shower, which is really the proper way to moisturize.

Once the cream goes through extreme hot and cold temperatures, it may become grainy. Like most things that are natural, they are reacting to their environment. The only way to keep shea butter or coconut oil stable is by introducing some kind of additive and that really defeats the purpose of being all natural. It will still melt on contact with skin even when the texture has changed. The cream has a long shelf life due to the high content of the antioxidant vitamin E found in both the unrefined shea butter and coconut oil.

APPLICATION:

As with any new skin product you should always do a Patch Test even for products that are all natural. Apply a very, very small amount of coconut shea butter (about the size of a pea will cover most of one arm) by dabbing small amounts on different areas of your skin. I have found that massaging the cream into your skin works best. After a few uses you will be able to gauge how much to use.

For Surfers Rash:
Saltwater really dries out and irritates the skin. After surfing or any watersport take your wetsuit/rash guard off as soon as possible, leaving a damp wetsuit on for hours can irritate the skin and sand in your suit acts like sandpaper rubbing against your skin. The natural vitamins and minerals in the coconut shea butter nourishes and protects the skin. It is more practical for a surfer's needs than a moisturizing cream with shea extract because it works better and helps prevent flaking and rashes.

For hair frizzes you can apply a small amount to tame da beastly hair.

PATCH TEST:
Place a small amount of Coconut Shea Butter on the inside of your wrist or arm and watch over the next 24 hours. Sometimes, your skin is fine with a new product the first few times when used but then your skin gets red or irritated later on. Stop using the product whenever redness or irritation occurs.

ALLERGEN: NUT / LATEX

Allergies vary with individuals and may affect people with varying degrees. Allergies may develop mildly at first, with increasing severity over time, or they may appear suddenly. It is important to remember, when using natural body products, that some people may have allergies to even natural ingredients. Oils derived from nuts, for example, are found in many natural skincare products; people with nut allergies should use caution. There have been no medical reports of nut reactions to shea butter.

Unrefined shea butter naturally contains small portions of latex. Individuals with both a Type B Latex allergy and a nut allergy can have a reaction to shea butter. As with many other natural products, natural rubber latex contains proteins to which some individuals may develop an allergy.

Koni Hawaiian, LLC is not responsible for any individual reaction to any particular ingredient. Each product includes a complete list of ingredients on the website and on the label. Anyone with skin allergies to any listed ingredients should not use the product. In case you are in doubt always try an allergy patch test and if at any time irritation occurs, discontinue use.

Information provided is of a general and traditional nature and is not intended as medical advice for any individual. No standard of care is stated or implied on this site. Please consult a nutritionist or organic skincare specialist. All our products are tested on friends and family with excellent results.