There is a small soap factory right next door to our Shea Butter Cooperative. As we were able to see for ourselves, the hygiene standards were at European level.

After my wife was able to try the special quality of African soap in the better hotels, it was clear to us that this soap would go particularly well with fair shea.

Since only the best oils are used for the soaps, they are particularly nourishing. In addition to shea butter, the Shea Butter soap also contains coconut oil and baobab (baobab) oil. And nothing else except water. No additives and no fragrances either. The water content is less than 10% after drying.

The only problem was the assembly. After we noticed during the tour of the production that the soap was shaped very individually, we talked about it for a long time. We actually had to agree that 10g is more or less pretty petty and that no one in Africa gets upset about it. Nevertheless, we thought we had made it sufficiently clear that unfortunately things work differently in Europe.

We were surprised when, after 3 months, we received bars of soap weighing 60g - 160g.

We sorted the Soaps then in 3 Cathegories: 85g-100g. 100g-125g and more then 125 g

Actual wights may differ due to trying