This collection features raw, unrefined shea butter in white and yellow varieties, sold as a standalone body-care ingredient.
White vs. Yellow Shea Butter
Both are raw shea butter from the same nut; the yellow variety is typically roasted before pressing, which gives it a deeper color and stronger natural scent, while white shea butter has a milder aroma and lighter color. Either works as a rich moisturizer for dry skin, hair ends, or DIY body-care recipes.
How to Use
Warm a small amount between your palms until it softens, then apply directly to skin or hair, or melt it down as a base for homemade balms, lotions, and hair treatments. Patch test first if you have sensitive skin.
See our other natural body-care ingredients in Carrier Oil and African Natural Products.
