Lighter packaging, cleaner power, fair shea

We run on solar and gas, refill jars in the studio and buy shea at a fair price from cooperatives. Here is where we are, with the numbers.

71%power from solar

18kjars refilled

3cooperatives

Figures are example data for this demo.

Factory power from solar

71%Up from 52 percent

Jars refilled since 2024

18240About 600 a month

Plastic per unit, grams

11.8Down from 15.2

Commitments

What we have promised by 2028

90 percent of factory power from solar79 percent there

Refill option for every jar and bottle45 percent there

All shea bought at fair, published prices100 percent there

Zero production waste to landfill62 percent there

Return five empty Ivorine containers to the studio or any brand store and get ₦2,000 off your next purchase.

We pay cooperatives a published price above the market rate and fund a nut processing shed in each village.

Help

Is the packaging recyclable?

Glass and aluminium yes. The lipstick mechanism is being redesigned to separate easily.

Why not all glass?

Glass breaks in transit on some roads. We use it where it travels safely.

The studio refills Harmattan Balm and Shea Glow while you wait.