Made by Beauty Radiance, a proud member of the Ghana Beauty and Fashion Co-op

Pure. Natural. Powerful. Nourish your skin and hair with the luxurious touch of 100% unrefined shea butter handcrafted in Ghana. Sourced ethically and produced by Beauty Radiance – a women-led beauty brand under the Ghana Beauty and Fashion Co-op – this 250ml jar of shea butter is a rich blend of tradition, care, and natural wellness.

Key Benefits: Deeply moisturizes dry skin, Softens rough elbows, heels, and knees,
Soothes minor skin irritations and stretch marks,
Strengthens and nourishes natural hair,
Ideal for babies, sensitive skin, and natural beauty lovers

Why You'll Love It: No chemicals, no additives – just pure Ghanaian shea, Whipped to a smooth, spreadable texture, Light natural scent with golden undertones, Handmade by women supporting sustainable livelihoods

👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏽 Community Impact:
Every purchase empowers women entrepreneurs across Ghana’s beauty sector through the Ghana Beauty and Fashion Co-op – a movement for African-made excellence.

Size: 250ml
Ingredients: 100% Pure Shea Butter (Butyrospermum parkii)
Origin: Northern Ghana
Shelf Life: 24 months

Introduction. Dadiso Consumer Co-op is raising capital through a public debenture issue to expand its women-led beauty and wellness network across Zimbabwe. The funds will be used to establish a branded salon chain, develop a house brand of beauty products, and empower members economically.

Offer Summary. A total of 4,500,000 unsecured debentures are being offered at US$1 each. Each debenture carries a fixed coupon of 32% per annum, payable quarterly. The maturity term is 5 years, at which point the principal is fully redeemable.

Use of Proceeds. Funds raised will be allocated to:
Rollout of 60 Dadiso-branded salons across Zimbabwe
Development and production of Dadiso house-brand hair and beauty products
Establishment of supporting distribution and logistics infrastructure

Member & Investor Benefits. Debenture holders benefit from attractive quarterly returns and potential cooperative dividends. Members also enjoy loyalty rewards, discounted products, affiliate income, and community wellness programs.

Governance & Oversight. The Co-op is governed under the Zimbabwe Co-operatives Act [Chapter 24:05]. Financial management is overseen by elected members and audited annually, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Risk Factors. Risks include market competition, operational challenges, and limited liquidity. While returns are planned, they are not guaranteed. Prospective investors should conduct independent due diligence.