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Shifaa Shea Butter - 100% Pure and Unrefined from Ghana I Raw, Natural Moisturizer & Organic for Skin, Hair & Body - 400g

Shifaa Shea Butter - 100% Pure and Unrefined from Ghana I Raw, Natural Moisturizer & Organic for Skin, Hair & Body - 400g

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Shifaa Shea Butter - 100% Pure and Unrefined from Ghana I Raw, Natural Moisturizer & Organic for Skin, Hair & Body - 400g
Regular price £6.90 GBP
Regular price £13.79 GBP Sale price £6.90 GBP
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Product description Shifaa Ghana 100% Unrefined Natural Shea butter produced from Ghana' s finest shea nuts. This rich and creamy butter deeply moisturises and replenishes dry, cracked skin. Its high concentration of vitamins A and E, along with essential fatty acids. It helps to soothe irritation and promote a healthy, radiant complexion. Gentle enough for daily use, shea butter is a versatile, multipurpose product that can be used as a body butter, hair conditioner, lip balm, scars and rashes and Eczema. With its delicate, nutty aroma and smooth, non-greasy texture, this shea butter is a must-have for anyone seeking intense hydration and nourishment. Store in a cool place. Ingredients Sheabutter Safety Warning Keep away from direct heat sources See more

  • Nourishing Ghana 100% Natural Shea Butter: Nourish your skin, Glow your hair and protect your beautiful skin against scars, rashes and Eczema. Enjoy the natural goodness of Ghana's best pure and unrefined shea butter.
  • Multi-purpose: Shea butter is an excellent moisturiser for skin, hair, and hands, providing deep nourishment and hydration, .
  • Local Employment Opprtunities: Produced and packaged fully at local villages in Savelugu - Northen GHANA to create value addition and local employment.
  • Ethically Sourced: This shea butter is sustainably sourced, supporting fair trade practices and local communities.
  • Value Pack: Get 400g of premium quality shea butter at an economical price.
  • Color: White/Ivory.

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