SHIPPING & RETURNS
SHIPPING POLICY
QUICK NOTE: ANY ORDERS MADE DURING THE WEEK OF CHRISTMAS (SUNDAY-SUNDAY) WILL BE PROCESSED THE FOLLOWING WEEK). ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY!
Please allow 7 to 10 days to prepare your order for shipment. USPS shipping is used and standard times for mailing would apply (taking weekends and holidays into consideration). You can pay additional costs for faster receipt. You will receive a confirmation of your order and when your order ships. You will also receive a tracking number. Please contact me with any concerns or questions regarding your order.
Also, in light of COVID-19, proper safety precautions will be taken when making and packing each order (including, but not limited to) washing and sanitizing hands and prep surfaces between each order, wearing a mask and gloves throughout the process, and properly sanitizing all packaging and mailing items. Please do your due diligence once you receive your order. Remember, it will be in the hands of the United States Postal Service once shipped and I will not have any control over handling at that point and time.
Thank you for your order and for your patience! I do aim to please. But please keep in mind that I am a one-woman army, working full-time and caring for my sweet mom full-time as well. (Also, the world and this time in history is crazy…)
Return & Exchange Policy
If you are unsatisfied with your order in any way, return your product for a full refund within 30 days of purchase. Anytime past that, you would be given credit toward your next purchase (minus shipping cost).
Meet the founder, Janaire
Hello, world! I’m Janaire Seye (pronounced “say”). I was born and raised on the southside of Chicago and studied Business Management and Social Work Policy, Planning, and Administration at the University of Missouri-Columbia. I grew up mixing up concoctions and creating art during play and for classes in high school and college. I watched my mom make most of our meals from scratch, piquing my interest in how things were made. I loved science and would spend time messing around with the chemistry set my dad bought for me. I dreamed of a career in science and I always wanted to own a business.
Fast forward several years and through a decade of social work and non-profit jobs in small-town Missouri (Does social science count as “science”? No? Oh, okay…), I decided to start making my own beauty products. I suffered from sensitive, acne-prone skin since I was about 12 years old and couldn’t get it under control. As information about unnecessary and some harmful chemicals used in everyday care products started to surface, I started to wonder if these chemicals were causing many of my skin woes. I began stripping down my routine to the bare basics. Super simple. My face immediately responded. Yay! This got me thinking. What about the rest of my body? In my search, finding a body lotion that was thick enough to last all day without feeling like a film was very difficult. Either the lotion felt like water or it was filled with mineral oil or petrolatum. Too much for me! After playing around with shea butter, I found a concoction that both moisturized, but also didn’t leave my skin feeling greasy. Score!
Buttah Whipped Shea was born. Right in my kitchen. My friends loved it! I loved it! So, I decided to share it with you. I hope that it brings your skin as much joy and beauty as it has brought mine over the years.
Smooches!
Buttah Whipped Shea is dedicated to my sweet mom, who growing up would always use the term “get her buttah whipped” when talking about getting her hair done. Joann today suffers from Lewy Body’s Dementia and she is my heartbeat
Meet the founder, Janaire
Hello, world! I’m Janaire Seye (pronounced “say”). I was born and raised on the southside of Chicago and studied Business Management and Social Work Policy, Planning, and Administration at the University of Missouri-Columbia. I grew up mixing up concoctions and creating art during play and for classes in high school and college. I watched my mom make most of our meals from scratch, piquing my interest in how things were made. I loved science and would spend time messing around with the chemistry set my dad bought for me. I dreamed of a career in science and I always wanted to own a business.
Fast forward several years and through a decade of social work and non-profit jobs in small-town Missouri (Does social science count as “science”? No? Oh, okay…), I decided to start making my own beauty products. I suffered from sensitive, acne-prone skin since I was about 12 years old and couldn’t get it under control. As information about unnecessary and some harmful chemicals used in everyday care products started to surface, I started to wonder if these chemicals were causing many of my skin woes. I began stripping down my routine to the bare basics. Super simple. My face immediately responded. Yay! This got me thinking. What about the rest of my body? In my search, finding a body lotion that was thick enough to last all day without feeling like a film was very difficult. Either the lotion felt like water or it was filled with mineral oil or petrolatum. Too much for me! After playing around with shea butter, I found a concoction that both moisturized, but also didn’t leave my skin feeling greasy. Score!
Buttah Whipped Shea was born. Right in my kitchen. My friends loved it! I loved it! So, I decided to share it with you. I hope that it brings your skin as much joy and beauty as it has brought mine over the years.
Smooches!
Buttah Whipped Shea is dedicated to my sweet mom, who growing up would always use the term “get her buttah whipped” when talking about getting her hair done. Joann today suffers from Lewy Body’s Dementia and she is my heartbeat
Buttah
Whipped Shea
