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Cloud-soft shea from northern Ghana.
Whipped All Natural Shea Butter is a simple, deeply nourishing body butter made with ethically sourced Baraka shea butter from northern Ghana. Whipped to a light, cloud-like texture, it melts easily on contact and leaves dry skin feeling softer, smoother, and comforted. Use it on hands, elbows, knees, feet, or anywhere the skin needs richer moisture. Every jar honors both the natural richness of shea and the generations of knowledge behind its traditional preparation.
$ 20.00 USD
Shea Butter, Evening Primrose Oil, Calendula, Sandalwood and Vanilla, Arrowroot Powder
🌿 Ritual of Restoration For Whipped Shea Butter Begin with clean, slightly damp skin after bathing or before rest. Scoop a small amount of whipped shea butter into your palms and allow the warmth of your hands to soften it. As you massage it into your skin, move slowly and with intention. Start with your hands and work outward, paying special attention to areas that feel dry, weary, or in need of care. Take a deep breath and repeat: "May I be nourished by the earth, restored by stillness, and strengthened for the journey ahead." Allow the rich butter to sink into your skin as a reminder that restoration is not a luxury—it is a necessity. Let each application become a moment to reconnect with yourself, your body, and the quiet wisdom of nature. ✨ Nourish deeply. 🌿 Restore gently. 🖤 Honor yourself.
Patch test first. Before using any new product, apply a small amount to the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hours. If redness, itching or irritation appears, wash it off and do not use. For external use only. Keep away from eyes.
Sent away after village cruelty broke their mother’s heart, two siblings return home with an ancestral soap and the patience to make Ezi Ani whole again.
Read the storyI keep this one simple on purpose. Baraka shea from northern Ghana, whipped until it's light as a cloud, and nothing else to get in its way. Use it anywhere your skin is asking for more.
Small batches, so no two pours are quite the same.
