#Shea nuts are broken down and then hand mixed to produce shea butter. #Africa #haircare

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[TheGalWithTheBlueCat]

I wish I could just buy the butter directly from them. They deserve a 100% of the money for their hard work.

[chimaudoye]

I'm Nigerian and I remember watching my Grandmother making this. It's actually quite therapeutic watching the process in person.☺️

[realformost]

I’m African American and my Ghanaian brother-in-law brings us back unrefined shea butter whenever he goes home. This video gives me a new appreciation for the hard work that goes into producing this great product. Bless you my sisters!

[dominican]

Had a friend from Ghana bring me back some of this. It was divine. Wish they had a set up where you pay these women directly like my friend did vs buying from a 3rd party seller

[caprisun]

Thank you so much to the people who made my shea butter. It is like a hug from mother nature to my skin. Natures armor.

[ReeRee]

We should appreciate them for all the hard work that they do. That looks like it's hard work. And we have it easy. Hands down to them.

[zeebaby]

this is made in these women need to be applauded 🎉

[JesusIsKing]

You can’t beat traditional methods. These women are hard graters ❤

[joye]

Growing up in Nigeria my grandmother did this for us, we used it for hair, body and also for cold (stuffy nose and chest). We call it Oriorio in Edo language. 😊

[miainsel]

Shea butter is gold! Everyone needs to thank them for all their dedication to fine work.

[duckies]

their hands must be soooo

Edit: people in this comment section are too sensitive so warning ahead…it’s shea butter.. I was talking about their skin not the hard conditions they live in…and wasn’t glorifying that they are “slaves” (someone said that) It’s funny how people turn a simple comment and twist it to mean something horrible.. get a life…

[Resilientlyblessed]

The African woman is a marvel😍🥹! May God bless her and her children ❤❤❤

[solzmama]

It’s nice to see how much effort goes into making Shea Butter. Wow!such hard working women. Really appreciate their hard work .God bless their hustle.

[maureenmango]

Their skin must be so soft, even just seeing their faces, their skin is absolutely flawless

[CenturianTale_Halo]

I can't get over how gorgeous and colorful their clothes are. Also props for all that hard work, dang..

[DarthGardens]

Those women deserve union benefits and 100% of the proceeds

[christineehgtinyhouse]

These are the kinds of things that kids should learn in school so that there's more of an appreciation for the hard work of others in the products that we buy and take for granted.

[chacham]

They are the ones who needs to be making the real money. Respect for these Queens and their knowlegde and hard work!

[holly]

So much work I'll appreciate my Shea much more now

[alliemeade]

I have a whole new respect for this enriching emollient… and the producers! 💯