# Shea Butter — To moisturize skin and hair

**URL:** https://www.earthley.com/products/shea-butter

Organic Shea Butter has been treasured for generations because of its naturally rich content of skin-loving fatty acids and plant compounds that help support moisture balance and skin comfort.

Known for its deeply nourishing feel, shea butter is especially valued for dry, stressed skin that needs extra care.

This product comes in a solid butter form, allowing you to melt a small amount between your hands for easy application exactly where you need it. For topical use by the whole family. For topical use only.

Shea butter can be used as part of a daily self-care routine to help maintain soft, smooth-feeling skin, support moisture retention, and protect against dryness from environmental stressors like wind, cold, or frequent washing.

## Key Benefits:

- Skin barrier support
- Moisture balance support
- Natural source of beneficial fatty acids and plant compounds
- Helps soften rough, dry areas like hands, elbows, knees, and feet
- Versatile use for body care, lip care, and DIY skincare blends

Our [Revive & Restore Promise](https://earthley.com/earthley-revive-restore-promise): We use 100% clean ingredients—no compromises. Free of natural and artificial flavors, colors, added sugars, and top allergens.

## Variants & Pricing
- **16 OZ** — $11.99 — Low stock — SKU `MOLT-SHEA-BUTTER-16OZ`

## Ingredients
- Shea Butter {Organic} *(Butyrospermum parkii)*

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Q: What is shea butter used for?

A: Shea butter is commonly used to moisturize dry skin and hair. It helps soften rough areas, supports the skin barrier, and leaves skin feeling smooth and hydrated.

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### Q: Is organic shea butter good for sensitive skin?

A: Yes. Organic shea butter is generally considered gentle enough for sensitive skin and is often used on delicate skin because it contains nourishing fatty acids and vitamins without harsh additives.

### Q: Can shea butter be used on hair?

A: Yes. Shea butter can help moisturize dry hair, tame frizz, and add shine without synthetic ingredients. It is especially popular in natural hair care routines.

### Q: Is shea butter good for dry skin?

A: Shea butter is widely known for its deep moisturizing properties. Its natural fatty acids help support hydration and soften dry, rough skin.

### Q: Can you use shea butter every day?

A: Yes. Many people use shea butter daily as part of their skincare or haircare routine to maintain moisture and softness.

### Q: Does shea butter clog pores?

A: Shea butter is generally considered low on the comedogenic scale, but skin types vary.

### Q: What are the ingredients in Earthley Organic Shea Butter?

A: Earthley Organic Shea Butter contains one simple ingredient:

- Organic Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii)

### Q: Is shea butter safe for babies and kids?

A: Shea butter is often used on delicate skin because it is simple and gentle. Many families use it to moisturize dry skin naturally.

### Q: Can shea butter help support healthy-looking skin?

A: Shea butter contains naturally occurring vitamins A and E plus nourishing fatty acids that help support soft, hydrated, healthy-looking skin.

### Q: How do you use shea butter?

A: Warm a small amount between your hands and apply anywhere needing moisture, including dry skin, rough patches, lips, or hair ends.

### Q: Is Earthley Shea Butter refined or unrefined?

A: Earthley Organic Shea Butter is minimally processed to help preserve the natural qualities of the shea butter.

### Q: Why choose organic shea butter?

A: Organic shea butter is a simple, versatile moisturizer without unnecessary fillers or synthetic fragrances, making it a great choice for clean skincare routines.