Extracted from the nut of the African Shea tree, packed in an unrefined form, CareLine provides a purely organic natural moisturiser with exceptional healing properties for the skin. conditions, including blemishes wrinkles, and sunburns, and a number of other conditions of the skin in addition to being a superior moisturiser.

Rich in Vitamins A, E, F, Shea Butter is impactful for improving a number of skin.

Harvesting

Producing shea butter is no easy process. Shea nut trees, also known as the vitellaria, doesn’t immediately produce nuts. It can take between 10 to 15 years before it starts bearing fruit and it could be as long as 30 years before full production is attained. Shea nut trees can continue to produce fruit for up to 200 years, making them a long lasting means of production.

The shea fruit look a lot like large plums and the shea nut resides beneath the fruit’s flesh. Each tree can produce as much as 45 kilograms of fruit every year, and each piece of fruit can contain as much as 400 grams of dry shea nut seeds that are used to produce shea butter.

Shea butter production has been immensely important for the people of Ghana for centuries. Shea butter is most often used in skincare in America, but in Ghana it has a rich history as a food resource. Shea butter has been used to cook food in Ghana throughout history and is still  today!

One of the most important things to be aware of when looking out for a high quality Shea butter is whether or not it is raw.

Another important part of making sure your Shea butter is of a high quality is the source. You want to choose a Shea butter source that is ethical, fair trade and environmentally friendly

• Rich in Vitamins A, E, F, 
• Shea Butter is impactful for improving a number of skin. 
• A purely organic natural moisturiser 
• Blemishes wrinkles, and sunburns