Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Sulugu Shea Butter is crafted using traditional methods by the women of the Dagomba Tribe in Northern Tamale, Ghana. Our partnership with Sulugu Corporation LTD ensures the product adheres to stringent organic and Halal standards, promoting purity, ethical production, and the empowerment of local women.

The Dagomba Tribe women are central to our production process. They harvest, clean, crush, roast, and press the shea nuts using traditional techniques passed down through generations. This collaboration supports their economic independence and promotes gender equality within their community.

Sulugu Corporation LTD collaborates closely with the Dagomba Tribe, providing support and resources to ensure the highest quality production. This partnership focuses on empowering the women of the Dagomba Tribe by helping them gain economic independence and promoting gender equality within their community.

Grade A Shea butter is considered the highest quality of shea butter, characterized by its purity and minimal processing. Here are the key features that define Grade A Shea butter:

1. Unrefined and Raw: Grade A Shea butter is unrefined, meaning it has not undergone any chemical processing or extensive filtration. This preserves the natural vitamins, minerals, and beneficial properties of the shea butter.
2. Natural Color and Aroma: It typically has a natural ivory or yellowish color and retains a nutty, earthy aroma, which are indicators of its purity and lack of additives.
3. Nutrient-Rich: Being unrefined, Grade A Shea butter contains high levels of vitamins A and E, essential fatty acids, and other bioactive compounds that contribute to its moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties.
4. Handcrafted: Often, Grade A Shea butter is handcrafted using traditional methods, especially in regions like West Africa, which helps maintain its quality and support local communities.
5. Pure and Organic: It is usually free from synthetic chemicals, fragrances, and preservatives. Often, Grade A Shea butter is also certified organic, ensuring it is produced without harmful pesticides or GMOs.

• Moisturizing: Provides deep hydration for skin and hair.
• Healing: Helps soothe conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and minor cuts or burns.
• Anti-Inflammatory: Reduces inflammation and soothes irritated skin.
• Anti-Aging: Promotes skin elasticity and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

• Skin Care: As a moisturizer, healing balm, or in DIY beauty products.
• Hair Care: As a conditioner or scalp treatment.
• Body Care: In lotions, creams, and body butters.

Yes, our shea nuts are certified organic, ensuring they are cultivated without harmful pesticides or chemicals. The entire production process also maintains Halal certification, meeting all required standards for cleanliness and integrity.

No, Sulugu Shea Butter does not test on animals. We are a cruelty-free brand and are committed to creating products that are kind to both the skin and the environment.

We use environmentally friendly packaging materials to maintain the freshness of our shea butter and ensure minimal environmental impact.

Our partnership with Sulugu Corporation LTD and the Dagomba Tribe fosters sustainable practices that benefit the environment and enhance the lives of our farmers, particularly the women. This commitment extends to the community, promoting both economic and social development.

 For more information or further inquiries, please contact us directly at info@sulugusheabutter.com