Shea Body Butter |  280g/9.87oz

It typically provides immediate relief from dryness and itchiness after application. Noticeable improvement in roughness can be seen within 1–2 weeks.

Yes, especially recommended for areas prone to dryness and cracking such as shins, elbows, knees, and ankles.

Yes, you can use it daily. For best results, apply after showering while the skin is still slightly damp to lock in moisture.

Yes! Apply your brightening body butter first (to maximize absorption), then layer Shea Body Butter on top to seal in moisture.

Store in a cool, dry place. If it softens in hot weather, it’s still safe to use — it will return to normal texture once back at room temperature.

Most dermatologists agree that dry or mature skin would benefit best from shea body butter which is a waterless, thicker version of a body lotion. However, especially during the drier, harmattan months, anyone could benefit from a heavier formula. In general, it's great for anyone to use a body butter, but especially if your body wash is more drying, which might be the case if you're using one formulated with exfoliating ingredients like glycolic acid, lactic acid, retinol, and salicylic acid.

The best time to apply body butter is immediately after a shower while your skin is still slightly damp. This locks in moisture, preventing the skin from feeling sticky or overly greasy.

Yes, it typically lasts 12-24 months, but natural, preservative-free versions may have shorter shelf lives.

It is generally recommended to avoid using body butter on the face. The skin on the face is more sensitive, and body butters often contain heavy oils that can trigger breakouts, clog pores, or cause milia.

No. While made with skin-loving ingredients, it is not formulated for consumption, so it should not be eaten.

No, that’s a myth. Raw, natural shea butter is rich in vitamins A and E, which help improve skin texture, repair the skin barrier, and enhance the skin's natural glow, rather than changing it’s tone.

While it is a rich moisturizer, many body butters (especially those with shea butter) are non-comedogenic and won't clog pores for most skin types.

While richer than lotion, high-quality body butters designed with natural oils absorb into the skin without leaving a heavy greasy residue, especially when applied in appropriate amounts.

The difference between Body Butter and body lotion is the consistency. Lotions feel lighter and have more water content, containing less concentrated oils. Whereas Body Butters, which are infused with oils, feel thicker and a lot richer on the skin.

When you slap on a dollop of Body Butter you’re committing to a good rub-a-dub-dub, which feels gorgeous and nourishing, helping your skin feel silky-smooth whatever the weather. If your skin is on the oily side or your daily routine is rushed and you need to just whack on some quickly absorbed moisture, then our lotions might be the easy-come, easy-go ones for you.

A 280g jar typically lasts 6–8 weeks when used on targeted areas daily, and may run out sooner if applied all over.

Yes, but avoid mucous membranes — apply only to external darkened skin areas.

Yes, but wait at least 24 hours after shaving and do a patch test first to ensure no irritation.

No. It is free from mercury, hydroquinone, steroids, and other harsh ingredients. The formula is safe and skin-friendly.

Yes, it is formulated for melanin-rich skin. It gently inhibits excess melanin production, reducing the risk of dark spots. Pairing it with sunscreen helps prevent pigmentation from returning.