Shea Butter

Our Shea Butter is derived from Shea Tree Nuts, It is commonly grown in Africa. It is for external use only and Shea butter is extracted by pounding the kernels and grinding them to an oily paste. It is boiled and the oil is skimmed off after removing the scum containing the impurities.

You can use various containers to store like a zip-lock plastic bag to a plastic container with a lid. You can also keep it in a glass jar or container. Try to keep air out for longer shelf life.

Yes the container will be sealed

Yes, organic shea butter quickly gets absorbed in the skin. You can use it directly as a body moisturizer.

Unrefined shea butter is typically processed using the traditional handcrafted method. Properly processed unrefined shea butter has an average shelf life of 24 months. Refined shea butter is white and odorless. The refining process removes the color and scent and in the process most of the natural healing properties.

The shelf life of Organic Shea Butter is 2 years.

You can store our Shea Butter for a maximum of 2 years.

Refined Shea Butter appears white and lacks odor due to the refining process, which effectively eliminates its natural color and scent along with most of its inherent healing properties. While Refined Shea Butter boasts a prolonged shelf life and remains an effective moisturizer, it falls short in delivering the innate skin-regenerating benefits found in Unrefined Shea Butter."

Yes, unrefined shea butter is commonly used and applied directly to the skin and hair.

Unrefined shea butter is the purest form of shea butter and is extracted from the shea nuts using traditional methods. It is a solid butter at room temperature and has a beige to yellowish color. Unrefined shea butter contains all the natural nutrients and fatty acids of shea nuts, including vitamins A, E, and F, and is known for its moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging properties. It also has a nutty and earthy scent.

Liquid shea butter, on the other hand, is a refined form of shea butter that is processed using solvents to remove impurities and make it more liquid. It is typically white and odorless and has a smoother texture than unrefined shea butter. Liquid shea butter is commonly used in cosmetics and personal care products such as lotions, creams, and soaps because it is easier to work with and can be mixed with other ingredients more easily.

In summary, unrefined shea butter is the purest form of shea butter with all the natural nutrients and properties, while liquid shea butter is a refined form that is more processed and easier to work with in cosmetic formulations.

Shea butter is a natural fat extracted from the nut of the shea tree. Refined shea butter and unrefined shea butter are two different types of shea butter that vary in their processing methods and characteristics.

Refined shea butter is processed using high heat and chemicals to remove impurities and odor. This results in a white or off-white butter with a milder scent and smoother texture. Refined shea butter has a longer shelf life than unrefined shea butter and may be more suitable for use in products that require a more consistent texture, such as lotions and creams.

Unrefined shea butter, on the other hand, is minimally processed and retains more of its natural color, scent, and nutrient content. It has a yellow or beige color and a nutty aroma, and may have small particles of the shea nut or shea husk. Unrefined shea butter is typically considered to be of higher quality than refined shea butter because it retains more of its natural properties, including its moisturizing and anti-inflammatory benefits.

Both refined and unrefined shea butter can be used in a variety of skincare and haircare products, but the choice ultimately depends on personal preference and the specific application. Unrefined shea butter may be preferred for its natural and nourishing properties, while refined shea butter may be preferred for its consistent texture and longer shelf life.

Yes, We can deliver to germany without any issue, Please order, as we shipp worldwide without any issue.

Stretch marks can be prevented during pregnancy by using raw shea butter on the skin as a moisturizer.

Yes, You can use Shea Butter without essential and other oils on the skin.