Era of Nature supplies 100% pure shea butter for beauty brands, retailers, and cosmetic businesses. This unrefined shea butter can be sold as a standalone product or used as a base for skin, body, hair, and soap formulas.

The butter keeps its natural color, scent, and firm texture. It softens when warmed and can be applied directly or blended with other cosmetic ingredients.

Era of Nature also offers private label and rebranding options. Product format, quantity, branding requirements, and current availability are confirmed through a quote request.

Raw African Shea Butter for Your Brand

This raw African shea butter comes from the nut of the African shea tree. It is minimally processed and has not been refined to remove its natural color or aroma.

Because it is a natural product, the exact shade, scent, and texture may vary slightly between batches. These differences are normal and don’t mean the butter has been fragranced or artificially colored.

At room temperature, raw shea butter is usually firm. It softens with body heat and melts gradually when warmed at a low temperature. This makes it suitable for direct application as well as small-batch and commercial cosmetic production.

The product may suit:

• skincare and body care brands;

• hair care companies;

• soap and balm makers;

• retailers building a natural beauty range;

• businesses looking for private label shea butter.

Uses of Unrefined Shea Butter

Shea Butter for Skin

Shea butter for skin works as a rich natural emollient. It helps soften dry-feeling areas and seal in moisture.

It can be used directly on hands, elbows, knees, heels, and other areas that need a heavier moisturizer. A small amount is usually enough, as the butter spreads more easily after warming between the hands.

Brands can also use it as a body butter base or include it in lotions, creams, balms, and cleansing products.

Shea Butter for Hair

Shea butter for hair can be used in hair butters, conditioners, masks, scalp products, and styling balms. Its rich texture can add softness and help reduce the dry feel of hair ends.

For direct use, warm a small amount between the fingers and apply it lightly. Using too much may leave fine hair feeling heavy.

Shea Butter for Face

Shea butter for face care is best used in a small amount. Warm it between clean fingers, then apply a thin layer to dry areas.

Because it has a rich texture, it may not suit every skin type. A patch test is recommended before adding it to a regular facial routine.

DIY Body Butters, Creams, Soaps, and Balms

The butter can be used as a DIY skincare ingredient or as part of a larger product formula.

Common uses include:

• whipped body butters and body creams;

• soaps and cleansing bars;

• lip and body balms;

• hair butters and conditioning products;

• hand, foot, and dry-skin formulas.

What Makes Raw Shea Butter Different?

Refined shea butter is processed to create a more neutral color, scent, and texture. Unrefined shea butter keeps more of the natural characteristics of the original ingredient.

That means its color may range from ivory to pale yellow. The aroma may also be noticeable, and the texture may be slightly grainy or uneven at certain temperatures.

The butter is firm at room temperature but softens with warmth. Temperature changes during shipping or storage may affect its appearance. This doesn’t automatically mean the product is damaged.

Unrefined doesn’t mean certified organic. Era of Nature’s shea butter contains organic ingredients, but the current product page states that it is not certified organic.

Private Label and Rebranding Options

Era of Nature offers private label and rebranding for butters, oils, and soaps. The service is intended for businesses that want to sell the product under their own brand or use it as part of a wider product range.

The page uses a quote-based process rather than listing fixed commercial terms. When requesting a quote, provide as much detail as possible about:

• the quantity and preferred size;

• whether you need a finished private-label product or bulk shea butter;

• the intended use of the product;

• your branding or labeling requirements;

• the country or market where the product will be sold.

Era of Nature can then confirm current options, availability, pricing, and other commercial details.

MOQ, lead times, packaging services, label production, and supporting documents shouldn’t be assumed unless they are included in the written quote.

How to Use Shea Butter in Products

For direct application, place a small amount in your palm and allow it to soften. Massage it into the skin or apply it lightly to the hair.

When making soaps, lotions, body butters, or balms, break the butter into smaller pieces before blending. If melting is required, use low heat and avoid prolonged high temperatures.

The correct amount depends on the type of product being made and the rest of the formula. Businesses developing commercial cosmetics should test the finished formula for texture, stability, safety, and compatibility.

This product is for external use only. Complete a patch test before direct use and stop if irritation occurs.

100% Pure Unrefined Shea Butter.

If you are using the Wild Shea Butter directly on your skin, let it melt in your hand and then apply. In order to mix the Wild Shea Butter with other products, you can either break it into smaller pieces and then blend with the other component/s or melt it in extremely low heat on a pan. Can be used for homemade soaps, lotions, balms and for direct skincare. Please perform a patch test, if irritation occurs, stop using immediately. Era of Nature’s Wild Shea Butter is for external use only and contains organic ingredients, however it is not certified organic.