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Skin that behaves in this heat .

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The shelf

The three people keep coming back for

Shea renewal cream

GH₵ 180

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Vitamin C serum

GH₵ 240

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Everyday SPF 50

GH₵ 160

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The ingredients

Everything in it grows here

Shea pressed in the Upper West and left unrefined. Hibiscus grown and dried in Bolgatanga. Baobab from trees older than the shop. We buy all three direct, and we pay the price the growers set.

How we source

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From Osu

Made for skin that lives in this climate

Humidity for nine months of the year, harmattan for the other three, and the sun on the same side of your face in traffic every morning. We formulate for that on Lokko Road, and nothing reaches the shelf until it has been through both seasons on people who live here.

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What is not in it

Vegan, and never tested on an animal

No animal ingredients and no animal testing, at any point, by us or by anyone we buy from. The shea comes from a women's cooperative in the Upper West, the glass goes back for a refill at all three shops, and the full list is printed on the box rather than kept on a website.

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Fragrance free — so the mist and the cream can sit on the same face without arguing.

Actives named on the front — with the percentage next to them, not buried in the ingredients list.

Tested by a dermatologist — on two hundred people in Accra, across a full year of both seasons.

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Bring the bottle back

How refills work

Where to start

Build the routine one step at a time

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Cleanse

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Serums

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Moisturise

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See every step

Reviews

What people actually say

Every one of these is from somebody who bought the thing they are talking about.

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The hibiscus mist is the only thing in my bag that survives an hour in Accra traffic.

Ama Serwaa, Osu

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The short version

Most skin needs less than it is sold

Three steps, twice a day, and nothing in them that stings. Your skin does the rest itself.

Water light

Plant led

Patch tested

Cruelty free

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Routines

Three routines you can keep to

Morning, evening and one Sunday reset. Three products each, five minutes at most.

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Adjoa, Labone

The five minute morning

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Yaw, Airport Residential

After a day in the sun

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Serwaa, Adenta

The Sunday reset

Journal

Reading, while it soaks in

Short pieces on sun, weather and what a routine is actually for, written by the people who mix the products.

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Protect

Sunscreen on deep skin, without the grey cast

MAR 11, 2026

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Weather

Harmattan is a barrier problem, not a dry skin one

FEB 26, 2026

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