Angie's East African Nilotica Shea Butter - a pure and luxurious treat for your skin. This exceptional shea butter is carefully sourced from the fertile lands of East Africa (Sudan & Uganda), where it is harvested and handcrafted to perfection.

Angie's East African Nilotica Shea Butter is rich in natural goodness, packed with essential fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants. This nourishing butter deeply moisturizes and protects your skin, leaving it soft, supple, and glowing.

Experience the velvety texture of this shea butter as it melts upon contact with your skin, absorbing quickly without leaving a greasy residue. It works wonders in rejuvenating dry and damaged skin, providing long-lasting hydration and promoting a healthier complexion.

The pure and unrefined nature of Angie's East African Nilotica Shea Butter ensures that it retains all of its beneficial properties. It helps to improve skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of stretch marks and scars, and soothe irritated skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.

This versatile butter can be used all over your body, from head to toe, to nourish and moisturize your skin and hydrate hair. It is perfect for daily use and suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

Unlock the secret to silky smooth and deeply nourished skin with Angie's East African Nilotica Shea Butter.  Embrace the richness and goodness of East African Nilotica shea butter and let your skin radiate with health and vitality. 

• Easily absorbs into the skin, helps balance moisture and supports healthy skin elasticity.
• Hydrating and non-greasy.
• Anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe skin outbreaks such as eczema patches and rashes.
• Light, pleasant aroma (barely has a smell)

Its lightness makes it easy to absorb into the skin pores and moisturize from inside out, preventing skin breakage and lesions. Many shea butter creams leave a greasy finish that feels heavy on the skin. Nilotica has all the benefits of shea butter without the heavy, greasy feel.   Its essential fatty acid content is 25% higher than that of West African shea butter.