Everything in this jar
has a name and an address.
No fragrance. No mineral oil. No synthetic preservatives. Every ingredient is traceable to a specific cooperative, region, or healer's tradition. Your grandmother would recognize every one.
500 women from 14 villages in Northern Ghana's Tamale Metropolis process these nuts using techniques inherited across generations — the same methods their great-grandmothers used before colonial rule.
Unrefined Shea
Tamale, Northern GhanaDeep emollient · Anti-inflammatory · Heals dry, cracked skin
Churned by hand from wild-gathered shea nuts. Arrives in hand-wrapped blocks, ivory-colored, smelling faintly of smoke and earth.
Baobab Oil
Sudano-Sahelian SavannahVitamins A, C, D, E, K · Omega fatty acids · Eczema relief
Cold-pressed from baobab seeds. Non-comedogenic, absorbs instantly. Clinical studies show it outperforms steroid creams for eczema with zero side effects.
Black Soap Ash
West AfricaGentle cleanse · Acne-clearing · Skin-balancing
Made from roasted plantain skins and cocoa pods. The same recipe passed mother to daughter across generations.
Raw Honey
Ashanti RegionNatural humectant · Locks in moisture · Scalp health
Used by Yoruba and Ashanti healers for centuries. Draws moisture from the air directly into your skin — no synthetic humectants needed.
