Description
Shea Butter 150g is the pure form of the ingredient that sits inside almost everything else we make — 100% natural, unscented apart from a soft mango note, and dense enough to fix dry patches nothing else touches.
Shea Butter 150g Benefits & Features
- Deeply hydrates the skin.
- Enhances skin radiance and freshness.
- Helps prevent the tightness and flaking that come with dryness.
- Supports a more even-looking skin tone with regular use.
- Helps skin stay supple.
- May soothe the dryness associated with eczema-prone and easily irritated skin.
- 100% natural formula for gentle, nourishing care.
- Suitable for all skin types.
- A soft mango scent rather than a heavy fragrance.
Why 150g Rather Than 50g
The two sizes are for different habits. The 50g jar is a handbag and travel size, or a way to try it. Shea Butter 150g is the jar you keep at home and use without thinking about it — and it works out roughly 40% cheaper per gram, which matters if shea is already part of your routine. If you are not sure yet, start with the 50g and move up.
What It Is Actually For
This is a spot treatment, not a whole-body moisturiser. Pure shea is thick and slow to absorb by design — using it everywhere is wasteful and uncomfortable. Where it earns its place is on the areas that stay dry no matter what you do: heels, elbows, knees, knuckles, cuticles, and the patches of skin that crack in winter. For everyday full-body hydration, a body lotion or a body butter is the better tool.
How to Use Shea Butter 150g
- Scoop a small amount — less than you think — and warm it between your fingers until it turns from solid to oil.
- Press it into the dry area rather than rubbing it in. Pressure helps it sit where you want it.
- Apply at night on heels and hands, when it has hours to work undisturbed.
- On cracked heels, apply and put socks on. That single habit does more than any daytime application.
Why Shea Works
Shea butter is rich in fatty acids along with vitamins A and E, which support the skin barrier and help it hold water rather than losing it to the air. That is why it outperforms a water-based cream on genuinely damaged skin — there is more substance to it. The reference entry on shea butter covers how it is produced, and our own guide to shea body butter benefits and how to use it goes into the practical detail.
Storage
Shea softens above roughly 30°C. A jar left in summer sun will melt and reset grainy — still safe to use, but the texture suffers. Keep Shea Butter 150g in a cupboard away from direct light and it holds for twelve months after opening.
Common Questions
Can I use it on my face?
On dry patches, yes. Over the whole face it is heavy and can block pores, particularly if your skin is oily.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
It is a simple natural butter with no actives, and it is commonly used for that reason. As with anything, check with your doctor if you have concerns.
Will it stain clothes?
It can if applied heavily and covered immediately. Give it a few minutes, or apply at night.
