1 1

Shea Butter Super Fat Soft-Skin Soap MANGO

$9.00
$9.00
Sold out
Secure checkout with
View full details

Is your Shea Butter soap brimming with Shea? Probably not, but ours is. And how do we know? Because we make it ourselves. Yes, we care about our customers that much. Yes, we could have a big company make it for us for less than a dollar a bar. But you are too valuable to us. Shea Terra customers deserve only the best. And that begins with 33% organic West & East African shea butters, loads of organic extra virgin olive oil, and organic extra virgin coconut butter. What you get is an emollient bar that helps soothe and comfort your skin while you wash without leaving a yucky film. And because people are important, our soap is made by hand by a human the old fashioned way, not a machine. Made real mango extract. Scroll down to find out why buying handmade soap is important. 

Size: Approx. 4.5 oz.


  • - The Story -
    BEHIND THE PRODUCT
  • - Incredible -
    INGREDIENTS
  • - It's Easy -
    HOW TO USE
Get super fresh skin without the dry, itchiness that accompanies most soap bars. Commercially manufactured soap bars, even those that claim to be all natural, are often made with irritating chemicals and allergy irritating synthetic fragrance. In order to make a cheap bar that bubbles well they are often made with a high coconut content. Coconut is a drying oil. The combination of large amounts of coconut oil, fragrance and poor quality oils creates soap that is harsh on skin. Our soap is made using only all natural scents and the highest quality of virgin olive oil, virgin coconut butter and 33% shea butter. This emollient combination makes a soap which is gentle on the skin and helps leave the skin feeling soft, not stripped.

 
Commercially made soap, whether natural or not, is usually made from premade soap pellets coming from countries like India. Big companies tell the manufacturer what they want to add as far as color and fragrance. A die is made and the pellets are pressed into perfect shaped bars and stamped with logos. Some of these soaps are pretty nice. However, the natural glycerin in the soap is usually extracted to sell because glycerin can be resold for a good amount of money. Taking the natural glycerin out of soap produces a harsh soap that dries out the skin. And despite these soaps being called shea butter soap, very little natural shea butter is actually in the soap. We insist that in order to produce a superior soap for our customers we must handmake it in our factory the old fashioned way. The result is a superior soap that cleans while nurturing the body's mantle.
 
Rather than replacing human labor with machines we employ and train people to make our moisture rich soap bars. Hiring people over machines has always been a priority for Shea Terra Organics. As machines and computers take over our daily lives more and more people are finding themselves without work. This system will eventually backlash as fewer and fewer people will have the money to purchase the goods the machines are making. Purchasing handmade soap is an important way to support soap makers who in turn use your money to support their families.
 
*Our products are made with natural and organic ingredients to care for your hair and skin. However, keep in mind that results may vary!


USDA certified organic, virgin coconut cream oil, 33% USDA certified organic shea butter, spring water, certified organic, extra virgin olive oil, sodium hydroxide (positively charged salt, without it there is no soap, mango extract. All soap except for herbal black soap contains this. Some companies deceptively leave this ingredient off their label)



You do know how to use soap, right? Apply to wet skin. Lather up. Rinse well.

Meet the Founder

In 1999, Tammie Umbel, embarked on an incredible journey to bring natural beauty secrets to the world. Considered one of the founding mothers of the green beauty movement, Tammie spent endless years identifying indigenous ingredients and their traditional uses. Tammie continues her quest for unknown ingredients to enhance skin and hair health while creating economic opportunities for remote regions of the world. She works closely with wildlife conservation groups which give economic incentives to local populations to preserve habitats.

SheaTerra Founder, TAMMIE UMBEL