Beauty & Cosmetics

Karité et Coco

Handmade shea, cocoa and coconut skin and hair care from Furn el-Chebbak, started by a journalist inspired by her years in Africa.

Furn el-Chebbak, Baabda
Karité et Coco

Karité et Coco takes its name from shea (karité in French) and coconut, two of the raw ingredients at the center of its range. Founder Nisreen Ezzeddine, a journalist with more than two decades of experience, came to know shea, cocoa and coconut while living in Africa. Back in Lebanon she started the brand in Furn el-Chebbak to make simple, handmade products from them. The line has two parts. One is pure, unblended butters and oils: yellow and ivory shea butter, cocoa butter and coconut oil, for people who like to use ingredients on their own. The other is her own blends, such as the Hair Rejuvenation Blend, DecaGlow Hair Oil, PentaGlow Body Oil and a whipped Body Butter Blend. The raw butters are sourced from artisans in Africa, and the products are prepared by hand in Lebanon.

Karité et Coco at a glance

  • Founded by journalist Nisreen Ezzeddine
  • Based in Furn el-Chebbak
  • Raw butters sourced from artisans in Africa
  • Sells both pure butters and its own hair and body blends

Who is behind Karité et Coco

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Karité et Coco known for?
Handmade skin and hair care built on raw shea butter, cocoa butter and coconut oil, sold pure or in the brand's own blends.
Does Karité et Coco make hair products?
Yes. Its hair range includes the Hair Rejuvenation Blend and DecaGlow Hair Oil, and the raw butters and coconut oil can also be used on hair.
How can I order?
Through its store on the Wakilni Marketplace, or by contacting the brand through Instagram or Facebook.

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