MASC/BODY CONDITION intensive body butter, raw organic shea — lifestyle shot with the jar

BOD.04Intensive Body Butter / Raw Organic Shea

CONDITION

Name: CONDITION — Intensive Body Butter / Raw Organic Shea
Brand: MASC / BODY
Price: 28.0 USD
Availability: InStock

One ingredient. No excuses.Keep it touchable.

$28.00

113 g

CONDITION

Dry skin isn't touchable skin.

The brief

Raw, unrefined, one-ingredient shea — dense enough to mean it. Warm a little between your hands and press it into elbows, knees, glutes, tattoos, anywhere skin runs dry or takes friction. It's not a lotion and doesn't act like one: this is the heavy layer, for the areas that earn it.

Why

The body gets touched, and dry skin ruins good work — elbows, knees, glutes, tattoos, anywhere friction lives. Raw unrefined shea butter and nothing else on the label. Lotion is a beverage; this is a meal.

What it actually does

Unrefined shea butter for glutes, elbows, knees, tattoos and every place friction lives.

100% raw shea
Vegan, one ingredient
Tattoo + friction zones
Dense by design

Key formula

Verified actives

Organic raw unrefined shea butter (Butyrospermum parkii)

The entire ingredient list: no water, no emulsifier, no fragrance, no preservative.

113 g — a little covers a lot.

Contains shea — tree-nut derived.

In the Formulary

Skin & faceA Shea butterButyrospermum parkiiA meal for skin, not a beverage. Dense on purpose.Read the monograph →

Format: Topical
Unit: 4 oz / 113 g
Use: Topical — external use only

Always defer to the Supplement Facts or ingredient label on the unit in your hand.

How to use it

DailyBefore bed

Warm a small amount between your palms until it softens, then press into dry or high-friction areas — elbows, knees, glutes, tattoos. Nightly, or after POLISH and ASSET days. Store it cool; let it come to room temperature before use.

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The long version

Somewhere along the way, moisturiser acquired a marketing department — twelve-ingredient "butters" that are mostly water, fragrances with backstories, pumps that dispense optimism. CONDITION went the other direction until only the ingredient was left.

Raw, unrefined, organic shea butter. One ingredient. No water, no emulsifier, no fragrance, no preservative — nothing to pad the label because the label is the product. Lotion is a beverage; this is a meal.

It's for the places that give you away: elbows, knees, glutes, tattoos, the inside of the thighs — everywhere friction lives and hands eventually arrive. Warm a little between your palms until it gives, then press it in rather than smoothing it on.

Nightly, or after POLISH and ASSET evenings when the skin is primed to take it. Store it cool; a little covers a lot, and 113 g lasts.

Shea is tree-nut derived — skip it with a tree-nut allergy.

One ingredient. No excuses. Keep it touchable.

Q&A

Why is it hard in the jar?

Because nothing's been added to make it soft: it's 100% raw, unrefined shea with no water, emulsifier or preservative. Body heat is the applicator — work a small piece between your hands until it gives, then press it on.

Where does it work hardest?

Wherever skin is dry or rubs: knees and elbows, glutes, and over tattoos. A nightly habit, and the natural follow-up on the evenings you've used POLISH or ASSET — a little goes a long way.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool, out of direct sun — shea melts close to skin temperature, which is exactly why it spreads on contact. If it has gone soft in a warm room, a spell in the fridge sets it again; if it's rock hard, give it a minute at room temperature.

Will pure shea clog pores or break me out?

Shea sits low on the comedogenic scale and this is the unrefined, single-ingredient version. It's a body butter though — aim it at elbows, knees, glutes and tattoos, not at an acne-prone chest or your face.

Mine went grainy. Is it ruined?

No — grains are shea fats re-crystallising after a temperature swing. It's cosmetic, not spoilage: melt-and-press as usual, and store it somewhere cool and steady.

Where is it made?

In the USA — the manufacturer's country of record for this product.

Safety and warnings

CONTAINS SHEA BUTTER — tree-nut derived. Do not use with a tree-nut allergy. External use only. Avoid the eye area. Not for intimate or mucosal use. Keep out of reach of children.