Tender Care Repair (DIY Skincare Kit)

Pure Postpartum Healing. Two Ingredients. Made by You.

Tender Care Repair is a specialized DIY skincare kit combining two forms of Africa's most traditionally trusted healing ingredient — pure shea butter and lightweight shea oil, both handcrafted by women's cooperatives in Northern Ghana — into a concentrated healing balm you create in just 15 minutes. Designed specifically for the tender skin challenges of new motherhood, this kit helps you craft a 100% natural balm for soothing sore or cracked nipples during breastfeeding, supporting perineal healing after birth, and caring for C-section scars. With just two pure, unrefined shea ingredients, you control exactly what touches your most sensitive skin during this precious time. Part of Baraka's Mother & Baby Series.

Quick Specs:

• Kit Contents: Shea Butter · Shea Oil — plus detailed recipe card
• Sizes: 50g · 100g · 250g · 500g · 1kg · 2kg of each ingredient
• Recipe: Detailed recipe card included with every kit
• Processing: Traditional, hand-made, completely unrefined
• Origin: Northern Ghana, West Africa
• Shelf Life: 2+ years raw ingredients · 6–12 months finished balm
• Skill Level: Complete beginner — warm, stir, cool, done in 15 minutes

Perfect For:

• Soothing sore or cracked nipples during breastfeeding — safe for baby
• Supporting perineal healing after vaginal birth
• Caring for C-section incision scars once fully closed
• General postpartum skin repair and whole-body recovery
• Mothers who want complete ingredient transparency during the postpartum period
• Thoughtful, meaningful gifts for new mothers and baby showers

Key Takeaways:

• Just two pure shea ingredients — you know exactly what touches your most sensitive postpartum skin
• The fastest Baraka kit to make — 15 minutes active time, no whipping required
• Safe for use while breastfeeding — gently cleanse before nursing
• Part of the Mother & Baby Series — six kits designed for every stage of motherhood

👉 Order now and support the women of the Konjeihi Women's Enterprise Centre in Ghana