Shea Butter
Shea Butter

A rich, plant-derived butter traditionally valued in skincare for its nourishing and conditioning properties. Shea Butter helps leave skin feeling soft, smooth and moisturised.
Discover the purpose behind one of the carefuly selected ingredientsused in Bare Harmony skincare and why it earned its place within our formulations
Understanding our Ingredients
Shea Butter is a natural plant butter derived from the nuts of the shea tree. Its rich texture makes it particularly useful in skincare formulations designed to provide a nourishing and conditioning feel.
In a cream or lotion, Shea Butter contributes to the overall feel of the product while helping the skin feel softer and more comfortable after application.
Why Bare Harmony Chose the Ingredient
We choose ingredients for a reason, and Shea Butter earns its place through both its skincare properties and the contribution it makes to the finished formula.
Its rich, conditioning character makes it particularly suited to products where we want to provide a nourishing skin feel without relying on a long list of additional ingredients.
Shea Butter is used in our Foot Cream and Body Lotion, where its rich, moisturising character complements the other carefully selected ingredients in each formulation.
INCI Name
Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter
Key Benefits
Helps leave skin feeling soft and conditioned
Provides a rich, nourishing skin feel
Helps support the moisturised feel of the skin
Contributes richness and body to a cream or lotion
Plant-derived and naturally suited to skincare formulations
Products Containing the Ingredient
Our Ingredient Promise
At Bare Harmony, we believe every ingredient should earn its place.
We select ingredients because they serve a genuine purpose within our formulations, not simply because they are fashionable or allow us to create a longer ingredient list.
We believe customers should be able to understand what goes into their skincare and why it is there. That's why we aim to be open about the ingredients we use and the role they play.


