Description
This is a summary of the Shea butter product. Shea butter is a natural moisturizer that is used to keep skin healthy in all weather conditions. It is also used to restore the natural shine of hair, to treat sunburned skin, and to moisturize lips and heels. Shea butter is produced by fair trade Shea butter makers who need to receive fair wages in order to receive the benefits of their product.
- For centuries, people have relied on Shea butter to keep their skin young and healthy in all weather conditions. The healing powers of the butter have been legendary. Shea butter gets mentioned in nearly all African historical documents. In Cleopatra's Egypt, caravans were carrying jars of it solely meant for cosmetic use. Today, Shea butter is fighting wrinkles and making people smoother kissers both near the equator and the poles.
- How to use this magic? Let it protect your skin from the environmental damage, against the harsh winds and cold. Allow it to naturally moisturize you (Ah, it's so perfect for those sore lips and cracked heels!). Got a bit sunburned? we've got you covered, literally! Use it for restoring the natural shine of your hair. To use it, rub a small quantity of raw Shea butter in your palm until it melts. And then just apply it to your skin or hair or mix it into your own hand creams, lotions and body butters.
- SHEA BUTTER - Food for skin. Fuel for thought. Millions of women across Africa have employment and peace of mind thanks to Shea butter. For the women in rural Ghana, making this luscious moisturizer also counts as their main source of income. These women share a common dream - to send their children and grandchildren to school. This is why we get gigglingly happy about every single client! For each client who chooses FairTaleGhana, more women in the world can live independently.
- ETHICAL TRADE - The Beauty of a Balanced Business. Just like you, we believe in fair business where both producers and consumers take home the benefits from their product. How to get there? To start, the butter makers need to begin receiving their fair wages. And this is where you and I come in - we can all start with paying attention to where our Shea butter comes from. This is a simple but powerful step in making sure that those involved receive their fair share.
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