⁣The Ju/‘hoansi bushmen’s perfect shadows captured from above crossing the Makgadikgadi salt pans. The Ju/‘hoansi word meaning, “the place to which you belong.” - Taken on an incredible activity at @jackscampbotswana Botswana.
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#explorejackscamp #botswana #africa #travel #wild

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⁣This is Africa

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Shiot by ⁣ROMAN ODINTSOV

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⁣Work and happiness #kingsandqueens :
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For centuries, the women of northern Ghana have harvested the nuts of the shea butter tree and processed them into a rich, nourishing oil that is used in cosmetics and skin care products around the world. This process, which is traditionally done by hand, is labor-intensive but an important source of income for women in the region.
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The shea butter tree is more than just a source of income for women. It is also a symbol of resilience and empowerment.
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Grow more trees
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⁣MAY THE ANCESTORS CONTINUE TO ALIGN US 🇪🇹 | @exaltafrica @fiftyfourmag

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⁣New beginnings ...
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This precious baby was just born .
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In the village , RAW Sheabutter is not only used on baby’s skin - it is also used to by the midwife during labor to heal & sooth mummy .
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⛔ No pharmaceutical.
🌞 Only Sheabutter and mummy’s will power 💥
🏆Naturally
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This is a tradition passed on from generation to generation, to heal protect and nourish .
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A baby’s skin is thinner than an adult’s and also loses moisture more quickly.
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When your baby’s skin becomes dry, it can cause discomfort, itching, rashes, and irritation.
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To prevent your baby from experiencing these symptoms, you may want to consider using Freshly handmade Sheabutter directly from nature .
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The best gift a mother can give her newborn is a strong connection with nature through healthy beautiful skin that last a lifetime .

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