Yellow Brick Road 100 Raw Unrefined Shea Butter-African Grade a Ivory 1 Pound 16oz

Product description TIME LONG AGO Shea butter has a long history in Africa. It has been used for various purposes, including beauty, since ancient times. It was employed in ancient Egypt during Cleopatra's reign, where she used it for skin and hair care. According to legend, she received shea butter in large clay pots. Queen Sheba is also believed to have used shea butter. The exact origin of shea is not well-known due to changes in vegetation and continuous semi-domestication. In 2016, archaeologists discovered shea nut shells in houses in Burkina Faso dating back to 100 CE, providing evidence of its historical use. The trade in shea butter can be traced back roughly 4300 years ago to ancient Egypt, and there are documented records of its trade during the periods of 1352-1353 and 1795-1797 by explorers. WHERE IS IT PRODUCED Shea trees have a height ranging from 33 to 49 feet and exhibit a well-branched, circular growth pattern. The bark of these trees is thick and spongy, providing protection against wildfires that frequently occur and cause damage to the surrounding vegetation. After approximately ten to fifteen years, the trees start bearing fruit, reaching their peak productivity at around 20 years and continuing to produce nuts for up to 200 years. The shea fruits undergo a development and ripening process lasting

Highlights: Custom Orders any size from 1lb to a truck load (through ) are accepted and welcomed. Simply contact us Yellow Brick Road and we will set up the entire thing for you Pure and Natural: Yellow Brick Road 100% Raw Unrefined Shea Butter is a premium Grade A Ivory product sourced directly from Africa, ensuring its utmost authenticity and purity. Unrefined and Chemical-Free: Our Shea Butter is completely raw and unrefined, which means no chemicals, additives, or artificial fragrances are used during its production, preserving its natural state. Suitable for DIY Projects: The butter's natural, unrefined state makes it perfect for those who enjoy DIY projects Sustainable and Ethical: We ensure that our Shea Butter is responsibly sourced and that the production process is both sustainable and ethical. Please note, the aroma of raw shea butter can be quite strong upon opening the bag. This is completely natural and a characteristic of its unrefined state. You'll find the expiration date clearly marked on the bag.

Key details: Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No | Product Dimensions: 6 x 8 x 2.5 inches; 1 Pounds | UPC: 711830171456 | Customer Reviews: 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (29,954)

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Customer feedback: 4.7/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find this shea butter to be of good quality, with a creamy texture that makes their skin soft and smooth, and they appreciate its moisturizing properties for both skin and hair.

Review snippets: I am very happy with this! Using it to soften severely cracked heels and it's therapeutic properties in my skin care. It is known for its moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects, making it beneficial for conditions like dry skin, eczema, / I’ve been using this shea butter to make homemade body butter for myself and my family, and it’s become my absolute favorite. The quality is consistently excellent smooth, rich, and always fresh. Unlike some other brands I’ve tried, this one

Product description TIME LONG AGO Shea butter has a long history in Africa. It has been used for various purposes, including beauty, since ancient times. It was employed in ancient Egypt during Cleopatra's reign, where she used it for skin and hair care. According to legend, she received shea butter in large clay pots. Queen Sheba is also believed to have used shea butter. The exact origin of shea is not well-known due to changes in vegetation and continuous semi-domestication. In 2016, archaeologists discovered shea nut shells in houses in Burkina Faso dating back to 100 CE, providing evidence of its historical use. The trade in shea butter can be traced back roughly 4300 years ago to ancient Egypt, and there are documented records of its trade during the periods of 1352-1353 and 1795-1797 by explorers. WHERE IS IT PRODUCED Shea trees have a height ranging from 33 to 49 feet and exhibit a well-branched, circular growth pattern. The bark of these trees is thick and spongy, providing protection against wildfires that frequently occur and cause damage to the surrounding vegetation. After approximately ten to fifteen years, the trees start bearing fruit, reaching their peak productivity at around 20 years and continuing to produce nuts for up to 200 years. The shea fruits undergo a development and ripening process lasting four to six months, following the blooming of the trees with creamy white petals that last for a month or two. As they mature, the green fruits transition to a rich brown color. On average, each tree yields 30 to