Shea Hand Balm 100ml

The Shea Hand Balm 100 ml from The Body Shop is a rich hand-care balm designed for dry to very dry skin. It is formulated to help soften hands, nourish nails and cuticles, and provide up to 96 hours of moisture.

Product Overview

• Suitable for all skin types but especially targeted at dry or very dry hands.

• Made with 97% ingredients of natural origin, including Community Fair Trade shea butter from Ghana.

• Described as non-greasy, non-sticky and fast-absorbing.

• Certified by the Vegan Society and labelled “100% vegan” on certain region sites.

• Cruelty-free: the brand states All products are “Never tested on animals”.

• Available in sizes including 30 ml and 100 ml.

Company Highlights

• The Body Shop has a long-standing commitment to cruelty-free practices and has campaigned for cosmetic animal-testing bans.

• Their Shea collection uses Community Fair Trade shea butter sourced from Ghana, emphasising ethical sourcing.

• They clearly label vegan status for many products, including this hand balm (“Registered by The Vegan Society”).

• Packaging initiatives: for this item the tube is made from 100% recycled aluminium and is widely recyclable.

• Wide global presence with consistent product values across markets (although business structure may vary by region).

Details

Company Origin: United Kingdom (The Body Shop was founded in Brighton, UK) 
Vegan Status: Vegan (certified)
All-Vegan Company: No (The Body Shop offers both vegan and non-vegan products)
Vegan Verification: Registered by The Vegan Society (on product page) 
Cruelty-Free Certification: Brand states “Never tested on animals”; while an independent Leaping Bunny or similar is not explicitly listed on the product page, the brand historically holds cruelty-free credentials. 
Ingredient Transparency: Full ingredient list is provided online (for example on UK product page) including key natural and derived ingredients.

Disclaimer: Product availability (including the 100 ml size) may vary by region or store. For the most accurate and up-to-date information (including current packaging, formulation, and certification logos), check the manufacturer’s official website or authorised retailer.