Time consuming Finding nuts, preparing the nuts and making traditional handcrafted shea butter is time consuming. To get 1 bag of good nuts: It takes a woman 6 hours to collect...
Making the best shea butter is not simple, here is what it takes: No shea nut is the same. This means that not every nut gives the same amount of butter...
The mission of Butterwise is to empower rural Ghanaian women by introducing their highest quality products to the rest of the world. Buying their products provides extra income for the women...
The soap bars are finally available in the Butterwise shop from today. We wanted to sell them in pairs but decided that extra flexibility would be nice, so you can order one, two, four...
At this moment we are working to get African black soap bars in the shop. Handy 150 gram bars sold in pairs. Many of you know we are selling African black...
Did you know our shea butter is shipped from Ghana to the Netherlands in containers on large ships? This is the ship with our next batch. You can follow it online here.
Shea butter isn't always the same. There are different ways of producing shea butter that create differences in quality. Read on to find out what the best method is. For...
To make the choice between our wide range of shea butters even more simple, we created: ‘The Big Shea Butter Guide’ A great guide, take a look, click here. Good luck! Team Butterwise
We regularly visit the sources of our products. In 2018 we visited the communities of women in Ghana producing our shea butter. It was a pleasure to meet the women and to...
A short explanation why our organic shea butter is certified, what that means, and why this is is quite special. For us it is important that our organic shea butter...
This was our little Butterwise shop on the Kwaku Summer Festival. It was so good to meet all the people that use our products. Hopefully you all tried and liked...
Today we are proud to present to you our first Fair Trade certified, organic certified natural pure delicious shea butter:
It was great meeting the community of women that work on the shea butter production. We visited villages where the women lived to talk about how things were going. We talked about the current...