Shea Body Butter, Orchid 90g

A shea body butter with an orchid scent, made for slow, generous moisturising after a bath, shower, or quiet evening wash. It has the richer feel of a butter rather than a light cream, giving the simple act of body care a softer, more deliberate rhythm.

The orchid-soft body care moment

• The scent feels floral and polished, with the gentle elegance people look for in an orchid body butter.
• The texture invites slower application, scooped in a small amount and worked over clean, dry skin.
• A little goes a long way, so it suits unhurried care for arms, legs, hands, or drier-feeling areas.
• Use it when you want body moisturising to feel less automatic and more like a small ritual.
• The shea-led richness makes it a good choice when a lotion feels too light.

Shea at the centre

Shea butter comes from the nut of the shea tree, traditionally associated with West African body care and everyday skin protection. Here, it gives the product its body-butter character: dense, comforting and made to be massaged in, rather than splashed on quickly like a lotion.

How to make it part of the routine

Scoop a small amount and massage into clean, dry skin until absorbed. Start lightly, then add more where you want a richer feel.

Keep it for external use only, and close it between uses to help preserve the texture and scent.

Orchid in the dressing-table story

Orchids have long been associated with refinement, rarity and quiet beauty, partly because of the flower’s sculptural shape and delicate presence. In fragrance, an orchid note is often chosen for its smooth floral impression rather than sharp freshness. It suits body care that feels dressed and graceful, but still intimate, close to the skin and part of an everyday routine.

Size and details

• Shea body butter with orchid scent.
• Net weight: 90 g.
• Made in the United Kingdom.

A thoughtful gift for slow self-care

This suits someone who enjoys scented body care, bath-time rituals, or a richer moisturiser for everyday use. The orchid scent gives it a polished, feminine feel without making the gift feel overly formal.

Common questions

Is body butter different from body cream?
Yes. Body butter is typically richer and more concentrated in feel than a body cream, so it is usually applied in smaller amounts and massaged in more slowly.

How much should I use?
Use a small amount first. Body butter spreads as it warms against the skin, so you can build up gradually where you want more richness.