Golden
East African Shea Moisture Balm
Rich in Shea. Body at Ease.
Black jar, 86mm tall, 71mm wide, plain gold lid.
$58
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What it is
Golden is a moisture balm that begins with East African shea and a short list of ingredients. The label says it comforts dry, rough, and sensitive skin and seals in moisture. Nothing is there to make the formula look more impressive.
It's firm in the jar. Warm a little between two fingers and it softens.
Take some and hold it for a moment. The warmth of your fingers softens it until it spreads, then it presses into clean skin or scalp and stays where you put it.
The photograph is generated.
On every kind of skin.
On clean skin or scalp, on every tone in the house.
Generated lifestyle images. Not customers, not results.
East African shea, on a list a pharmacist kept short.
The base is East African shea butter. The oat, the rice bran and the soy are there to support it, and every one of them is printed on the back of the jar.
Where the shea comes fromHow to use it
- Apply generously to clean skin or scalp.
- Massage gently until absorbed.
- Use twice daily or as needed.
On clean skin or scalp, twice a day or as needed. One jar can sit by the sink.
How to give it a fair try.
Four weeks, twice a day. Give any new routine that long before you decide.
- First usePatch test done, warm a little and apply it to clean skin. If it stings or turns red, stop and wash it off.
- Week 2Keep going, morning and night. Pay attention to your driest spots.
- Week 4Decide for yourself, in daylight. If it does not suit you, tell us.
From the pharmacist.
Dr. Mike Acheampong, PharmD.
- Good for
- Dry, rough or sensitive skin
- Everyday moisture on clean skin or scalp
- Think twice if
- A known oat or soy allergy. Both are in the jar.
- Sensitivity to essential oils. There is a light blend for scent.
- Broken or actively irritated skin.
- Shopping for a child. Read children's skin basics, and for a baby ask the doctor first.
- Ask someone first
- A rash that lasts or keeps coming back.
- Bleeding or open skin.
- Swelling, pus or crusting.
- Anything that keeps you up at night.
- Redness that spreads.
In their words.
Unedited and tagged by need. Reviews about a medical condition are kept on file, not posted.
No reviews yet. The first jars ship at launch.
About three weeks after delivery we ask one question: What did you notice, and where did you use it? Every answer lands here as written, good or not.
Five ingredients.
Every ingredient, in plain EnglishAs printed: Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Flour, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Extract, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Essential Oil Blend
What the label says, word for word.
- Benefits
- Comforts dry, rough, and sensitive skin.
- Deeply moisturizes dry and sensitive skin.
- Seals in moisture for soft, smooth skin.
- For
- Clean skin or scalp
- Caution
- External use only. Avoid eyes. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Patch test before first use.
- Allergens
- Contains oats and soy.
- Storage
- Store cool, dry. Keep lid closed.
- Origin
- Ghanaian heritage. Made in Uganda. Packaged in the USA. Distributed by 302 Sika LLC, Hattiesburg, MS.
Our jars are for cosmetic use. For a skin condition, talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
