Pure Shea Butter (Butyrospermum Parkii)

West Africa's sacred skin food — deep moisture, healing, and skin protection from root to tip.

Pure Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii) has been used for centuries across West Africa as a sacred skin and hair treatment, food source, and healing balm. Extracted from the nut of the African shea tree, it is one of nature's richest sources of vitamins A, E, and F, essential fatty acids, and triterpenes — making it one of the most effective natural moisturisers and skin healers available.

Key Benefits
Deep skin moisturising & barrier repair · Eczema, psoriasis & dry skin relief · Anti-inflammatory & wound healing · Stretch mark & scar support · Hair & scalp nourishment · UV protection & anti-ageing

How to Use
Skin: Warm a small amount between palms and apply directly to face, body, or affected areas. Use morning and/or evening. Ideal for dry patches, eczema, and post-sun care.
Hair: Apply a small amount to scalp and hair as a deep conditioning treatment or sealant. Leave in or rinse after 30 mins.
Lips & nails: Apply directly as a nourishing balm.

When to Expect Results
Immediate moisture & softness: within hours · Eczema & dry skin improvement: 1–2 weeks · Scar & stretch mark fading: 6–12 weeks of consistent use.

Who It’s For
• Dry, cracked, or sensitive skin
• Eczema, psoriasis & dermatitis
• Stretch marks & scarring
• Natural hair care & scalp nourishment
• Anti-ageing & skin barrier repair
• All skin types including babies

Who Should Avoid
• Latex allergy — shea is in the same botanical family; patch test first
• Acne-prone skin — shea is comedogenic for some; patch test before full facial use
• Tree nut allergy — consult GP before use

Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shea butter melts above 30°C — this does not affect quality. Solidifies again when cooled. Best used within 24 months of opening.

100% unrefined & raw · Ethically sourced from West Africa · No additives, preservatives, or fragrances · Third-party tested.