Shea Butter (Unrefined & Organic)

Unrefined shea butter has a rich, nutty, and slightly earthy aroma—an authentic scent that reflects its natural origins. Its texture is creamy and dense, melting on contact with the skin to deliver deep nourishment.

Properties
Intensely Moisturising – Rich in fatty acids and vitamins A and E, shea butter provides lasting hydration for dry, cracked, or damaged skin.
Skin Healing – Supports the skin’s natural repair processes and is commonly used to soothe eczema, dermatitis, and minor wounds.
Anti-Inflammatory – Helps calm irritation, redness, and inflammation caused by dryness or environmental stress.
Protective Barrier – Forms a breathable shield that locks in moisture and defends against harsh weather or pollutants.
Nourishing for Hair – Conditions and softens dry, brittle hair while soothing the scalp and promoting shine.

Aromatherapy Benefits
Supports feelings of comfort, grounding, and self-care through tactile rituals of skin nourishment.
Encourages daily routines of healing and restoration for both skin and spirit.

Uses
Skincare – Applied directly to dry areas or incorporated into balms, body butters, and moisturisers.
Lip and Hand Care – Perfect for cracked lips, cuticles, and weather-worn hands.
Hair Care – Used as a conditioning treatment or leave-in for dry ends and textured hair.
DIY Formulations – A staple in natural skincare recipes, from salves to whipped butters and soaps.

History
Harvested from the nuts of the shea tree, which grows wild across the African savannah, unrefined shea butter has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and skincare. Hand-extracted by women’s cooperatives using time-honoured techniques, it remains one of the most revered natural moisturisers in the world—valued for its purity, potency, and versatility.

Raw and deeply restorative, unrefined shea butter is a cornerstone of natural beauty and holistic skin health.