Cocoa Shea Souffle: DIY Recipe Kit

Two Ingredients. Pure Luxury. Cloud-Like Softness You Create.

The Cocoa Shea Soufflé DIY Recipe Kit combines Africa's two most celebrated skincare ingredients — pure shea butter and rich cocoa butter — into one elegant kit for crafting the silkiest, most indulgent whipped body butter you've ever felt. Both ingredients are traditionally, hand-made and completely unrefined — sourced directly from Ghana's cooperatives and shea parklands. The recipe and full instructions are included on the packaging via QR code. Two ingredients, one process, one result: a cloud-like soufflé that melts into your skin delivering deep hydration — with no synthetic additives, no fillers, and no mystery ingredients.

Quick Specs:

• Kit Contents: Shea Butter · Cocoa Butter — equal parts, your chosen size
• Sizes: 50g · 100g · 250g · 500g · 1kg · 2kg of each ingredient
• Recipe: Included on packaging via QR code — scan for full instructions and tips
• Processing: Traditional, hand-made, completely unrefined
• Origin: Northern Ghana, West Africa
• Raw Ingredient Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored properly
• Skill Level: Beginner-friendly — the simplest possible DIY body butter recipe

Perfect For:

• Dry skin that needs deep, lasting hydration without synthetic additives
• Improving skin elasticity and supporting a more even skin tone
• Creating a silky, non-greasy daily moisturizer from just two pure ingredients
• First-time DIY skincare makers seeking the simplest possible starting point
• Sensitive skin that reacts to complex commercial products
• Thoughtful handmade gifts for skincare lovers who value what they put on their skin

Key Takeaways:

• Just two pure, unrefined ingredients — the simplest DIY body butter recipe possible
• Whipped soufflé texture — cloud-like consistency that melts into skin and absorbs without heaviness
• Both ingredients work together — shea penetrates deeply, cocoa locks moisture in
• Save up to 31% with kit pricing compared to buying each ingredient individually

👉 Order now and support women's cooperatives in Ghana