Shea butter
Shea butter (karité) comes from the kernels of the shea tree (Vitellaria paradoxa), which grows in West Africa; in cosmetics it is used as a base for creams and balms. The selection includes hand and nail creams, foot creams and a foot mask, day and night face creams, body balms and a massage cream, a shower gel, a lip balm, a facial scrub and a hair serum.
In the catalogue: Hand and nail creams, Face creams.
Related selections: Moisturising creams, Nourishing creams.
Questions and answers about these products
It combines several sizes of hyaluronic acid for multi-level hydration with Q10 as an antioxidant and shea butter to soften and support the skin barrier.
Understand how each ingredient works and what to watch for if your skin reacts easily to fragrances or heavy moisturizers.
It sits between the two: richer than a lotion, but lighter and faster-absorbing than a thick butter.
It sits between a light lotion and a dense balm: a whipped shea-based texture aimed at skin that feels dry, dull or rough.
It is a pure plant butter for dry skin and hair, with no added fragrance. Common uses include dry patches, elbows, hands, heels, cuticles, and dry hair ends.
