How Handcrafted Shea Butter is Made
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- Making Shea Butter - from fruit to butter
Watch, listen and learn how hand-crafted Baraka Shea Butter is made.
This video takes you through the entire process, starting in the wild shea forest and finishing with beautiful, hand-crafted shea butter. You can read a blog on it at barakasheabutter.com/blogs/ba...
Learn about the steps in the process and all the hard work that goes into making shea butter.
These next lines give you more information about Baraka Shea Butter - read them if interested.
What we hope you take away from this post more than anything is that you impact women, families and communities when you buy shea butter and that it is important to know the source of your shea butter.
It is so easy to have ‘raw and unrefined’ shea butter that was industrially processed, chemically extracted and all the income and impact ripped from the women and given to the factory. See more in this blog barakasheabutter.com/sheabutt...
Baraka Shea Butter is handmade by women in northern Ghana using age-old traditions and techniques. It is core to traditional life and to their economic well-being.
You make a difference with every purchase from Baraka, or from people who make products with Baraka Shea Butter.
It has a direct impact on hard-working women and their families.
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A bit more info on Baraka
Baraka Shea Butter is handmade by women in northern Ghana using age-old traditions and techniques. It is core to traditional life and to their economic well-being.
You make a difference with every purchase from Baraka, or from people who make products with Baraka Shea Butter. It has a direct impact on hard-working women and their families.
You can learn more, or order at barakasheabutter.com/
For more blogs and videos go to barakasheabutter.com/blogs/ba...
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I wish I could buy this product directly from them, cutting out all the middle men.
Me too, this is hard work and we ALL use it, the lady talking messes it up because she sounds like a marketer from America where theft is king.
Baraka Shea Butter was co-founded by Gifty Serbeh-Dunn who was looking for a way to create work for the women in her community and give them the dignity of income. We believe business can and should be a force for good so we pay a premium for their amazing shea butter and directly support projects in their communities.
“Give a man a fish he will eat for a day -teach a man to fish he will eat for the rest of his life”. They could teach several of the young ladies the business aspects of the company so that the Ghanaian women,who has been doing this for years and are the true founders, could operate the business themselves and receive more of the profits. Baraka are partners or distributors but definitely not founders or cofounders- they should change that.
If it was possible I would buy directly from the Ghanaian women.
Hello, I am going to be in North Africa as soon as they open the airports. I will find out where they are located in South Africa and in hopes to meet with them. I don't want anything from them but to see that they get every penny for their hard work. So these women and men can open up schools and much more.🥰❤❤🥰 I'm so sick of these opportunists doing this to people hard-working people like this. How they take 50% of someone's business 😤😟😲😤😤😤😤 my family roots are in north Africa and my husband's family is from North Africa.
Where can I buy this
Did you notice their hands? These women have beautiful skin which is a direct result of working with the Shea. There could be no better endorsement of your product. I applaud your commitment to them and their hard work. I am sure that your care and concern for them will be repaid to you many times.
So true on the endorsement i actually watched the whole vid and i definitely was curious about the hands
I thought I was the only one to notice their hands. 👍🏻 to others too.
Very beautiful women.🤎
I just watched this again and was struck by how happy these women are. I can't imagine having to work that hard for so little yet they seem to take such joy in the process. Their smiles are the most beautiful thing about them.
@@Jay-qw1gq Unhealthy diets don't result on cracked hands lol
Round of applause for these hardworking African women
❤❤❤
Africa is the natural pharmacy, thank you for allowing us to use it for our helping natural cotidi soap
Yeah for Africa. A land so rich
Bull
@@maxxitee4761 *Continent
@@ley5230 he doesnt mean country
@@rickjames3257 Pls stop commenting racist things underneath this post. I don’t understand why you are being so salty
That's a backbreaking job,the energy put into makeing it is worth every dollar,ppl should not complain about the price because love and strength is in it
You’re right. But the question is who makes the money. The villagers that do the work or the middle people?
Yeah exactly ,if they know how to market their African pride to the foreigners the sky is their begining
@@Angela-hm3xt good question. They buy it super cheap from them and hike the prices.
American machines could be brought in to do the work.
Veryyyyyy true wish we were more richer so that we could pay u more price for ur effort. What an effort...... 👍👏👏👏🙏🙏
God bless these women....the work they perform for us the benefit from Shea Butter.
It is now left for their government to control the export market so it largely favors the local producers. Today, big companies without no footprints in the Shea-producing regions are the ones making the profits just like the chocolate.
@@memyself5412 Exactly!
Thanks for the video!
What happened to the men?
Hope that in the near future, we will not have to watch these women doing manual labour with proper mechanisation of the process.
I wish I could buy from them directly ❤️❤️
You can on their website
Hello, you can order on our website at barakasheabutter.com/. We always pay the women who make our shea butter a premium for their products, at approximately 25% above market price. With the help of our customers, we also support development and education in the community.
@@BarakaSheaButter How much is that? How much do they make an hour?
Toh lena
Hi Danielle, the women are not employees of Baraka so we do not pay wages by the hour. Instead we purchase the finished shea butter directly from the community at approximately 25% above the current market price. We also go directly to the community so they also do not need to carry their product to the market where it may not sell.
Baraka Shea Butter was started by Gifty Serbeh-Dunn, a Ghanaian, when the women in her home community asked her how they could earn an income. Therefore it is core to our business that the women are paid a premium for their product. You can find out more here: barakasheabutter.com/sheabutter_blog/the-dignity-of-income/.
I do hope they are paid fairly, because it is so easy for them to sell their craft online and cut out the middle man.
Hi Maxine, thanks for caring. Yes, we pay above market value and also have a community fair trade agreement with the women. You can learn more here if you are interested: barakasheabutter.com/women-community/
My thoughts exactly, as well as many others I'm sure.
They most likely can’t sell it online easily at all. Why would you think they could? If that were true than most of Africa would be out of poverty by now
'Above market value' doesn't necessarily mean they're being paid enough!
@@BarakaSheaButter Fair enough. But we need to see the fair trade practice is actually changing their lives: Home improvement, a car, children in school, better equipment. Don't just tell, show it.
Nobody talking about how the women carry the tubs on their head and balance it so flawlessly ? They all look like queens 😍👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I love how they don’t waste any of the products. They find different uses for any left overs
Hello, yes it's pretty amazing how nothing is wasted. They even reuse the impurities that are skimmed off the top to make an amazing black soap and fuel for lanterns!
African people are so kind and hard working.
Love from India ❤️
I like the fact that no one complained about hygiene in these comments cause they do keep their environment quite neat and their skin looks flawless
Shea butter is no.1 and best moisturizing element that god has given to humankind.
I’m praying these hard working women will get paid more in the near future, they deserve so much more than they are getting, they should be getting paid generously not fairly. The amount of energy and love that goes into this process is unbelievable. The world needs to stop exploiting Africa for its natural treasures and help them to thrive
We agree that the talented women who make our products deserve to be paid generously. That is why we pay a premium price for their shea butter and directly support projects in their communities.
I love Shea butter.. seeing all these beautiful women working so hard just to get these for us all, huge respect to them 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
They do amazing work and every time someone buys it gives them the dignity of income. You can learn more at barakasheabutter.com/
Even the models' skin from any shea butter final products can't be compared with the beautiful healthy shinny skin of these hardworking women
We don't have to compare women, let's start there.
For people wanting to know. Wayne Dunn is the founder. 🙄. How are you the founder of something already created and established😳🤔? If ANYTHING you should be Co-founder or just partner 🙄🙄. But whatever, it's "just business" right? 😉. God Bless to the TRUE Founders, the hard working Beautifully Brown Ghana women🙌
Tiara ,you are so correct!!!
I am so exhausted with all those foreign people, taking what had been a part of life for mostly African people, now the women work hard, and others take the money.
So now other are suddenly the founders ,what a joke!!!!
Sad,
Have you guys heard of the Hoodia plant, khoi San people and Nestle?I think it's nestle
@TiaraCarter ,this is what they do and also said to be organic it most fall by the road side . This pure extortion and trying hard own it as if its theirs . They never change
@@snowyhappiness5 Never of it. Interesting
Thank you, to all the women,who create Sheabutter,I appreciate your hard work🙏❤
Thank you!
I was so lucky to have seen and experienced the raw production of wild shea trees and nuts. The villagers were so welcoming, clean, honest, and hardworking. I wish I could have eaten some.
That sounds like an amazing experience, thank you for sharing.
And EVERY SINGLE PERSON in this mini-doc got the most BEAUTIFUL skin.... 💕💕💕💕
Must be the shea butter!
@@BarakaSheaButter genetics* and good diet
How good it is to see women become prosperous through their own ingenuity and work using what nature has provided them.
VERY ADMIRABLE
I love organic shea butter and coconut oil. We make our own organic coconut oil here but have to purchase the handmade shea butter since the tree is not native to us. I appreciate the work these women are doing. ❤
Thank you for your support!
I'm so glad I watched this. I had unrefined shea butter in my Amazon cart and after hearing about the production process, deleted it and found handcrafted shea butter. It's only a dollar more for the same quantity. Hopefully that helps more money stay with these hard working women.
Every purchase provides income and impact on hard-working families in Northern Ghana.
had a tree close to my hostel in high school. on windy days they fall like crazy and we feast like we in paradise. Thank you God for the good things you made.
Can you eat the shea seeds too
FYI:
Baraka means Blessings in Arabic language ; indeed Shea Butter is a blessing from God! May God bleas those women who work hard to keep our bodies moist...Thank you from the bottom of my heart ♥️
Anyway for the purpose of this video barika means thank you in the dagaare/waali language
@@jakekim8150 Thank you for educating me; however, the word it’s was originated from Arabic .
I just made my first purchase from you. This was an awesome enlightening mini documentary. I am glad to know there are ways to support these hard working women from across the world.
What website did u use
@@auntyp2980 google baraka shea butter. Or find them on facebook.
God bless you.., am from Ghana where this shearbutter is made.., Am glad there are good people like you who cares about the poor hardworking black woman....🥰😘🤩
They poor while others are getting rich off them
Sad
Soooo true 😢😢😳
Who said they were poor
Baraka Shea Butter was co-founded by Gifty Serbeh-Dunn as a way to provide the dignity of income for the women in her home community. We believe business can and should be a force for good so we always pay a premium to the hard-working women who make our oils and butters.
@@BarakaSheaButter they do most of the work though. They deserve 60% of the profits. Its their culture too. Soon we sill join this market such that people benefit from whats theirs
@@fdg.m4443 wow! Have you ever visited them? I wonder if you would work as hard as them, and have the big companies reaping the benefits.
This was super eye opening & informative! I have a much greater appreciation for shea butter now than I ever did before. I've tried your shea & it's wonderful. A huge thank you to all who work so hard to produce a quality product.
Hi and thank you so much. The women who make it work so hard and take so much pride in it. Please feel free to share the video in your network. Thanks
@@BarakaSheaButter im in Indianapolis where can i buy some
@@jesusmysavior515 Hi and thanks for your interest. You can order online at us.barakasheabutter.com/. We ship within 24 hours and shipping to you should be 4-5 days on FedEx Ground
Afrikas so rich in natural resources Godbless you and more power ❤
To the women of Ghana who make this incredible product, I hope one day you can establish your COOPERATIVE and sell directly to big companies so you dont have to go through this middlemen and so yourself can enjoy more of the profit of your hardwork. Salute to your backbreaking hardwork! 🥰
Baraka Shea Butter was started by Gifty Serbeh-Dunn, a Ghanaian, when the women in her home community asked her how they could earn an income. They needed her assistance to help them sell their product on the international market. We will always pay the women a premium for their product, at approximately 25% more than market price. If you want to learn more about how Baraka was founded, check out this blog:
barakasheabutter.com/sheabutter_blog/the-dignity-of-income/.
lol backbreaking
This is making them more money than any cooperative ever could. It’s because of stuff like this that more people are moving out of poverty than ever before. This is a good thing. This is exactly why so many countries are currently transitioning from third to second world
There are many groups and cooperatives ..the women are not restricted as to who to associate with or whether they want to sell on their own
Thank you for showing my people to the world, literally every young lady who grow up know how to make shea butter. My grandma taught me this at when I was 10 yrs old
Your lucky
So great to know 😊. I would love to connect with you if you don't mind
Amazing women of this world! I really hope they know how many Men/Women they make happy with their hard work. I read a lot of the comments and love your feed back to the ones I read. It shows me you take the Pride of this Company and the Beautiful Women/Men behind this How It’s Made. People forget or never see how things are made also the cost of everything before it gets to us. So Thanks to you all!
Hi Renee. Thank you so much for your feedback. Baraka is fortunate to have an amazing team and to work wtih such hard-working women who grow and make our butters and oils. And, equally fortunate to have customers like you who appreciate the work they do.
Have a great week and thanks for taking the time to share
Slowly but surely the rest of the world will understand the Beauty , the Value and the very important impact of the so called 3rd world countries [ Africa / India / SriLanka ..and on] . Truth is , everybody is rich and everybody needs everybody in order to fully express their potential . Let's start respecting and uplifting others , and see what happens. This program is AMAZING and INSPIRING . Thank you .
Dude look at the way they are walk with those pans on their heads. That's some skill right there
It’s the fact that this kind of shea butter is actually natural no organic fluids and extra fragrances and flavors Africa is amazing and magical. ❤
My dream is to support village people in production of organic products. Videos like this really inspires me to fulfill that dream.Am from East African.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi kindly ignore all the negative comments, they can't do anything against worst people who don't pay right
But they ll do all shame to people like you who are trying your best,
You can't make them rich all of the sudden, you are doing your best. Keep up the good work ❤️
Thank you for your kind words. We try our best to support the women in the communities where we work. We are still a small business but we make a meaningful impact with the help of our customers.
God love Africa’s country’s people’s with all natural resources glory to god 👏🏽
That's BLACK MAGIC ✨ congratulations to you all women and baraka for helping the community ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’ve been using Shea butter of my ancestors for years. It keeps my skin and hair moist. I hope these companies are having fair trade. When I started seeing European people using it. They thought it was something new. Not knowing it been used for centuries in west Africa and other African countries.
Shea butter is certainly amazing! Ours is all made by hand using age-old techniques passed down through generations. At Baraka, all our products are also community fair trade and we will always pay a premium to the women who make our shea butter.
Shea butter isn’t specifically for African! Wtf
what an amazing process done by diligent hard working people. I don’t see these people as unfortunate but I see them as being blessed with an abiity to create something so amazing from natural resources! the fact that they are enabled to create an income and change so many of our lives through what they do is hella worth the amount of work they put into creating it. These peeps have smiles on there faces man, perhaps you should change your preception of what they are doing rather than pitying them. Well done to this community of hardworking women! Your amazing. Stay blessed x
Thank you for your kind words! The women in the communities where we work always ask for the dignity of income and not charity handouts. At Baraka, we will always support them by paying a premium for their amazing products and investing in education and development.
All these women’s from head to toe is flawless as well as looks so beautiful. The Shea butter does wonders on them truly.
Shea butter is certainly an amazing product!
Am so impressed with this documentary on Shea butter already. God bless all the women for their dedicated active work to make sure that we get this beautiful Shea butter from their hands to our hands.
Thanks so much. It is customers like you and those who use the products you make that make the supply chain and impact work
Their hands must be so soft 😍
your brand is called baraka! In arabic it means blessing, I wonder if it's intentional or a coincidence! Love from Egypt ❤️
In Kiswahili it means same "blessing"
It mean the same in urdu also ❤
Many people in africa speak arabic. I know you see all the Muslims
it means "thank you" in Wali, a Ghanaian language. Love from Ghana
Hi gigi
This is the only organization I purchase my butters from now. I love the story, unity, the hard work to provide great quality products and the fact that it helps local communities. The quality of the butters are the best I have come across, and I use it on a daily basis for my business and my family. Thank you all you are truly appreciated.
How do u buy from them am intrested
Where are they found please
This reminds me growing up in North Eastern Uganda where we have Shea Trees. We loved the season when the Shea Nuts would be ready. The Shea Nut Fruit(Sweet) and green in colour. I used to make Shea Butter as a young girl. I now live in Canada and I buy Shea Butter expensively.😟
There's so much going on in this video. So many processes for making Shea butter. So much respect for these lovely, hardworking women! Imagine carrying 30 kilograms of shea pits, hand picking shea pits one by one, washing them more than once and drying them again. There's so much work to do, and let's not forget that as they work they have their babies over their backs. Aww, Keep going ladies. I pray nothing but happiness and good health for them to continue going forward with their lives. ❤️
These ladies work so hard and I wish they could sell it and eliminate the middle man. Thank you ladies and I love shea butter and i dont mind paying the price since seeing how hard you work.
Baraka Shea Butter was founded by Gifty Serbeh-Dunn, a Ghanaian, when the women in her home community asked her how they could earn an income. The rural communities are not set-up to run an online business selling their shea butter so this is why they asked Gifty to help. You can find out more about how we started here: barakasheabutter.com/sheabutter_blog/the-dignity-of-income/.
It is great that these documentaries exist.......educates us the " behind the scenes" of such products
I love it. Shout-out to these hard working women who provide it to us. They're beautiful
Thank you so much!
African investors should arise to protect African businesses .
I want to purchase some products from your site but I would like to know if these women are paid well and fair. Also, are they treated well and with respect? If someone could get back to me and guarantee these ladies are compensated for their work, I will purchase. Thanks.
No they are not. How would you verify anyway.
Go and check yourself thats the inky way you"ll know!!! Lmfao!!
Hi there, thanks for caring. We pay above market value for the shea butter and have a community fair trade agreement with the women. We also directly support projects in the community, such as purchasing school uniforms and supplies. You can learn more here if you are interested: barakasheabutter.com/women-community/
Same here. Once I am satisfied that these women are treated fairly, I will purchase.
God bless these women for the HARD work and sacrifices that they make just to bless us with such a high quality product. 🙏
Sacrifices? This is their damn job!
I’ll be visiting Ghana soon. I’ll be able to make these by hand right along side them. Encourage not selling to them only for them to profit. I bet they only get paid buckles to dimes. This is ancient tradition, the nutritional value and love put into this is priceless.
Such hard working women and to make this beautiful butter to sell is awesome. I'm sure their shea butter is top notch. I'm definitely going to order some today.
Thank you so much for your support :)
The only brand I buy to make my body butters with! Wonderful documentary, & I will continue to support.
God bless to you all
Much respect to Mother Africa for the many items used from around the world.
Always wonderd how its made, so much work! Hopefully these women get enough credits for all this hard work!
All the hard work are done by the women and the easy are done by the men
In Northern uganda its also made but they believe that you have to be happy while making it inorder to make a better one
Thanks to these woman , I love raw unrefined shea butter. I use it in all my homemade products for skin and hair
That's great to hear!
Really today came to know how Shea butter is made, didn't expect to get it from plants
How do we support these women? Buy their products? From them..so they can pocket the money. Their skin looks amazing, beautiful..
this is the exact shea butter and black soap, cooking butter I was looking for a while, I'm so glad to with this video, information, god bless the hard-working African women hands!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
But sad thou, I tried to order from your website, it's seems difficult to send to malaysia and it's dum expensive as well, I was thought it comes from Gana directly but it's not 😟
I truly wish I could purchase this from the hands who worked so hard. Their skin is so beautiful. My , I have so much respect for these hard working beautiful woman
At Baraka Shea Butter, we work closely with the talented and hard-working women who make our products. We believe business can and should be a force for good so we pay a premium price for their shea butter. We also directly support projects in their communities where possible such as providing school uniforms and supplies.
@@BarakaSheaButter it’s not your product, that’s the thing. Smh.
@Sam Santos You devil, we know what it is. I’m in the US and I’ve been buying it from Africans for years, idiot! 😂😂😂
Like European countries patenting thier products , people of Ghana should also patent and protect their product standards , this will keep capitalist industries at check and simultaneously provide livelihood to people of Ghana. Love from India.❤️
I sure hope they're not just paid fairly but paid WELL. They work SO HARD. I cannot even imagine myself or any other women in America working like that. And I know it is only for a relatively short time -- after the harvest, etc. -- but even so. What is not mentioned is the hours they spend to roast and turn the butter by hand. My arms and back are aching just watching them. God bless them that they have good health and much wealth.
Baraka Impact meets annually with the women's collective and they discuss any concerns or needs including fair payment during these visits.🥰
I bet you that their hands must feel sooo smooth 😍
Wow I can make your smooth by olive oil massage dailuy
Idk how it came up in my recommendations but im happy it did :)
I treat it like gold. Thanks ladies. You are all so dedicated.
Thank you so much for watching and your support :)
the softest hands in africa
This is so much hard work - so impressed with their dedication. I have always loved Shea butter but never realised how difficult it could be . Excellent job 🙏
From where u get shea
Baraka is an East African word meaning Blessings
Hi Acy. Thanks. You are correct. It also means the same in Arabic. It is used in the local language, Wali, to mean Thank You. You can see more at barakasheabutter.com/who-is-baraka/
@@BarakaSheaButter wow..we are all connected somehow. Just beautiful
@@Acy__ origin is Arabic
These people will be blessed for being hard workers!!
They are working hard to feed their babies 🥺🥰much respect to all mothers that works hard for their families
I love the way they do. It's really good quality when it no chemical.
This is my first time seeing how it made how God bless all the woman's
I have no idea how hard it is to make Shea butter. Lots of effort and hard labor put into it. Thank you for making this video.
Thanks for watching!
I complained about washing two loads of laundry today 😑 Bless these women ❤️
We are blessed to have them to use in our cosmetics. 💓
Nostalgia...this is mom's home town
Hardest working soft hands ever :) much love and respect!
I was just looking for authentic shea butter and ran into this video, so glad I did. I'm definitely ordering my shea butter and African black soap from here!
Hello, thank you so much! We are so happy you have found us. If anything ever come up let us know and we will be happy to help :)
Their hands must be SO soft
Ohh these women need 💰for motivation
I will never complain about its price ever again!
Wow. Those are hard working women.
Featuring the people who are at helm of the production of this wonderful gem(Shea butter) is so thoughtful of you, I also hope they are paid well.
Thank you. At Baraka, we will always pay the talented women who make our amazing products a premium for their work.
@@BarakaSheaButter Ok then, well-done
For someone to say , " who say they are poor?" These women are doing all this hard work with their infants on their backs. If they were well off , a sitter or schooling would be done.
A child would rather be with his mother. Besides, they get to watch and learn. It’s a different culture, so don’t over analyze it with a western brain.
Who says the kids dont go to school .. if u give birth dont u ever strap your baby .. for crying out loud there is free education in Ghana and this company also provides other incentives aside the payments and the women are free to work with any company or on their own .. and u could always come and help improve their lives
Every single person in this video has absolutely beautiful glowing skin.
My goodness these people have BEAUTIFUL glowing skin
..who ever tf these WYPIPO are need to be drawing up contracts and giving these women a piece if the pie $$$$$$$
Same thing I’m thinking... hope they are getting their fair share but I doubt it....
U got that right. Thas y i wanna know who owns the company. Im pretty sure hes or she is not brown.
@@daiseelox5646 of course it's the "clear" people lol. You seen the "clear" man all in the mix being "hands on."😂🤦. These hard working people are getting the bare minimum while the clear people collect the real money in it. Think about it. It's in EVERYTHING, from hair products to body products, soaps, vitamins. The people who own the businesses are making a big profit off of it are NOT Brown. I don't care what these companies mix in it, The most important made ingredient to begin with, comes from these strong BROWN women. By now they should have a whole operation and warehouse🤔. A whole operation for them would create jobs and wealth for their children and their children too come. But Nooo, the clear people make sure to give them bullshit equipment that will just "get the job done" faster(I guess) and "just enough" to keep them happy and working 🤷. It's ok though, God knows and sees all 👐
Yah right!
@@erickakane1926 you can say the word "white" you know? It's ok to say it
Look at their skin after working with Shea butter 😍
Shea butter can do wonders, it's an amazing moisturizer!
I love how they do use to having a bowl on their head that they can just walk and talk without it falling godly talent
My money is well spent when I buy the Shea butter, the women and their children are all healthy looking beautiful. I will always buy Baraka Shea butter, thank you
Thank you for supporting Barka Shea Butter.
The best moisturizer and ointment/scar scream ever. I'm using it for decades. Love it, every bit of it. Great for all skin type.
We agree!
These women are a blessing, they can work alot.
“Alot” is not a word. Never had been. A lot is always spelled separately. Always. A lot.
Those are some STRONG women.
Shea butter and leave in conditioner leaves my hair so soft. This makes me want to pray for the hands that prepared my Shea butter🙏🏽
I agree, Shea butter has worked wonders for my hair as well. Thank you for supporting Baraka!