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100% shea butter
Beenie
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Does anyone know where I can reliably buy this? I've looked at some websites but am not sure about the quality or reliability of the products and wondered if anyone had found a good supplier.
I usually get the tin from L'Occitane but their prices are v.high and my funds are low these days, but that's the sort of standard I'm looking for - no perfume, solid consistency, melts on contact.
I usually get the tin from L'Occitane but their prices are v.high and my funds are low these days, but that's the sort of standard I'm looking for - no perfume, solid consistency, melts on contact.
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I got some from here...
http://www.akomaskincare.co.uk/section.php/8/1/shea_butter__raw__certified_organic___fairtrade
I ordered a sample of raw unwhipped shea butter to try out for DD's sensitive excema prone skin. My first experience with 100% shea butter but definitely seems to be the real thing! Very rich and moisturising. Sadly DD is a 13 yo sceptic and complained about the smell and wouldn't touch it. I'm using it and think it's great.No buying unnecessary toiletries 2014. Epiphany on 4/4/14 - went into shop to buy 2 items, walked out with 17!0 -
This website is very good and I can thoroughly recommend it (no link) http://www.baldwins.co.uk/Base-Oils-And-Accessories/Base-Oils/Baldwins-Shea-Butter/10966/380"You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "0
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shandyclover wrote: »I got some from here...
http://www.akomaskincare.co.uk/section.php/8/1/shea_butter__raw__certified_organic___fairtrade
I ordered a sample of raw unwhipped shea butter to try out for DD's sensitive excema prone skin. My first experience with 100% shea butter but definitely seems to be the real thing! Very rich and moisturising. Sadly DD is a 13 yo sceptic and complained about the smell and wouldn't touch it. I'm using it and think it's great.
I second the Akoma recommendation. The unrefined Shea Butter is lovely. I think the prices are quite reasonable too.0
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