The Women Behind Nimba
Shea Butter - From Their
Hands to Yours
Honoring tradition, empowering communities,
and preserving the craftsmanship of Shea Butter production.

Meet the Women Behind the Craft

Each jar represents the dedication of women preserving this tradition.
Their work supports:

Education for their children

Every tonne of shea kernel removes 1.04 tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere.

Healthcare access in their communities

Shea parklands store up to 50 tonnes of carbon per hectare.

Economic empowerment for a brighter future

Our intercropped parklands remove up to 6 tonnes of CO2 per hectare annually.

Handcrafted with Care, Using Traditional Methods

Shea Butter is more than just a skincare ingredient—it’s a symbol of resilience, skill, and sustainability. Every step of the process is done with precision, patience, and passion:

Place

STEP

1

Harvesting

Shea nuts are gathered in the lush landscapes of West Africa.
Place

STEP

2

Washing & Drying

The nuts are cleaned and sun-dried for a week.
Place

STEP

3

Cracking & Roasting:

Each nut is carefully cracked and roasted over an open fire.
Place

STEP

4

Grinding & Mixing

The nuts are ground into a paste and mixed with water for an hour to extract the butter.
Place

STEP

5

Melting & Cooling

The shea oil is melted and naturally cooled to create unrefined, nutrient-rich butter.

Empowering Women, Preserving Traditions, Honoring Craftsmanship

Shea Butter is more than a beauty essential—it’s a testament to resilience, skill, and heritage. The women of Nimba have dedicated their lives to keeping this craft alive, and their work deserves to be recognized.

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