Looking for pregnancy stretch-mark body butter in Kenya? Before buying, decide whether your priority is moisturizing skin as your tummy grows or caring for the appearance of existing marks. Hawi Raw Nilotica Shea Butter offers fragrance-free moisture for stretching skin, while Hawi Carrot Sunflower Butter is positioned for existing body stretch marks.
No butter can guarantee prevention or removal. Choose for comfortable, moisturized skin and realistic cosmetic goals, not a promise of mark-free skin.
Which Hawi butter fits your stretch-mark care goal?
Moisturizing a growing tummy: Raw Nilotica Shea Butter
Shop Raw Nilotica Shea Butter 100ml if you want a simple, fragrance-free formula. It contains 100% raw, unrefined Nilotica shea butter, sourced from Uganda, with no added fragrance.
It is the option to consider for regular pregnancy tummy moisture, particularly if scented products feel uncomfortable. Follow its directions to gently massage a generous amount onto the tummy twice daily, morning and evening. Moisturizing stretching skin does not guarantee that stretch marks will not appear.
Caring for existing marks: Carrot Sunflower Butter
Shop Carrot Sunflower Butter 100ml if existing body stretch marks and dry skin are your main concerns. Hawi positions it for the appearance of pregnancy, postpartum and growth-related stretch marks.
This shea-based butter contains coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, beeswax, carrot seed oil, sweet orange essential oil and cinnamon bark oil. Unlike Raw Shea, it is scented. It is for body use only, not the face.

Shopping for prevention versus fading
If you are searching for a product to prevent pregnancy stretch marks, it is important to know that moisturizing is not a guarantee of prevention. Raw Shea can be part of a consistent moisture routine as your tummy grows, but marks may still develop.
If you are searching for a butter to fade existing stretch marks, Carrot Sunflower is Hawi's targeted cosmetic option. Its product page notes customer-reported visible changes over 4–8 weeks with consistent use. This is not a guaranteed or clinically established timeline, and individual results vary. Marks may not disappear.
A real pregnancy story, not a promised outcome
The original version of this post shared one Hawi customer's experience of using Vanilla Orange during pregnancy and reporting no stretch marks at the time of writing. That personal account is not proof that a butter prevented them, nor a prediction of anyone else's results. This updated guide focuses on choosing between Raw Shea and Carrot Sunflower for their distinct body-care roles.
How to build a simple moisturizing routine
- Choose the formula that fits your needs, scent preference and ingredient tolerance.
- For Raw Shea tummy care, gently massage a generous amount onto the tummy morning and evening, following the product directions.
- For Carrot Sunflower, massage onto clean body skin, focusing on areas such as the tummy, thighs, hips and arms, morning and evening as directed.
- Patch-test new products and stop if irritation occurs. Do not apply Carrot Sunflower to the face.
- Keep expectations realistic and avoid buying extra products solely because you expect guaranteed prevention or removal.

What to check before buying in Kenya
Raw Shea is fragrance-free; Carrot Sunflower contains sweet orange and cinnamon bark oils. Natural ingredients do not automatically suit everyone. During pregnancy, discuss new products with your maternity clinician if you are unsure about their ingredients or have a skin condition.
The linked 100ml options come in aluminium tins. Check each product page for the current price and available sizes. For Nairobi or other Kenyan delivery addresses, enter your address at checkout to review available options and charges before payment.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy both butters?
Not necessarily. Choose Raw Shea for fragrance-free moisture or consider Carrot Sunflower for existing body stretch-mark care. You do not need to layer both to maintain a moisturizing routine.
Can I use Carrot Sunflower after pregnancy?
The product is positioned for postpartum as well as other body stretch marks. Follow its body-only directions and seek advice if you have concerns about use around your baby or on sensitive areas.
Does developing stretch marks mean I used the wrong product?
No. Stretch marks are common, and having them does not mean you failed to care for your skin. No cosmetic result is guaranteed.
What if my tummy feels very itchy?
New, severe or persistent itching during pregnancy should be discussed promptly with your maternity care team. Do not assume it is simply dry or stretching skin or rely on moisturizer alone.
Choose your Hawi stretch-mark care option
View Raw Nilotica Shea Butter for fragrance-free pregnancy moisture or view Carrot Sunflower Butter for existing body stretch marks. Review ingredients, directions and current prices, then choose the one that fits your routine.