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Gift Bundles
Nourishing Shea Body Cream
$15
A rich and nourishing cream, infused with skin-soothing colloidal oatmeal and blended with nourishing rice bran oil for deeply hydrated and moisturized skin.
African Black Soap Bars
$8
This West African beauty staple, known as ose dudu or alata samina, has been used for centuries to cleanse, purify and brighten dull skin.
“Nothing But Goodness - If you want clear and glowing skin, use this. If you are prone to acne, or breakouts, use this ... a little goes a long way.”
Annete P.
African Black Soap Bar"Love it! This shea butter is the bomb it has completely changed my outlook on shea butter. It's so light and airy that I use it on my 9 month old daughter."
Barbara J.
Whipped Body Butter"I have sensitive eczema prone skin and am very careful with the products I use. I love this body wash! It lathers well and leaves my skin clean but not stripped."
Brittany N.
African Black Soap Body Wash
What We Believe
We Are Empowered by Beauty
We know and care about how our ingredients are sourced and the impact they have on the lives of women farmers. We love working directly with shea producing communities in Nigeria, Ghana, and Benin.
The Global Legacy of Womanhood
Creating A Pathway
Creating economic access through trade - In West Africa, Shea butter is called “Women’s Gold” because the income women make from processing shea nuts and butter creates a pathway of economic progress for them and their community.
The Shea Radiance Mission
Combining Inspiration with Science
To create the most effective beauty products inspired by the traditional uses of unrefined shea butter. By combining inspiration with science and our unconventional formulation process we create products that allow our customers to feel beautiful and powerful.
Sourcing from from women run cooperatives
The Traditional Uses of Unrefined Shea Butter
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The Shea tree grows only in the African Sahel region. -
Every shea fruit that falls from the shea tree is handpicked by an African woman.
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African women have used shea butter for centuries for food, healing and beauty.