Baraka
Ethical Ingredients · Ghana
Baraka Kombo Butter
Ghana’s Wild-Crafted Forest Secret
100% pure, handmade by women in Ghana’s forest communities from seeds of wild Pycnanthus angolensis trees — preserving myristoleic acid, kombic acid, and antifungal compounds that make kombo butter uniquely therapeutic. Wild-harvested, not cultivated. Unlike any other butter.
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What is kombo butter used for?
Kombo butter is pressed from the seeds of the African nutmeg tree; it is not kokum butter. It is traditionally used in massage and muscle balms, blended with shea butter at about 20 to 30%. Always do a 24-hour arm test first, and never use it on babies. Baraka's kombo butter is made by hand at the Konjeihi Women's Enterprise Centre in Ghana.
What is kombo butter used for?
It is traditionally used in massage and muscle balms, blended with shea butter at about 20 to 30%. Do a 24-hour arm test first and never use it on babies.