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YOUR FALL SKIN RITUAL STARTS HERE

Cooler days call for richer moisture.

🍂 Deep Moisture | Nourish dry, seasonal skin

🤎 Everyday Comfort | Soft, smooth, glowing skin

✨ Plant-Based Care | Made with intention

THE GLOW SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

Real people. Real routines. Real love for Coarse Culture.

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“My eczema-prone skin loves this butter! It actually heals dry patches instead of just covering them. I can tell it’s made with real care and quality ingredients.”
— Imani P.

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“Vanilla Sandalwood melts right in and brings my skin back to life. I’ve stopped using traditional lotion completely — this is the only thing that keeps me smooth through Ohio winters.”
— Lauren K.

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“It smells expensive. That’s the only way I can describe it. The perfect balance of vanilla and woodsy sandalwood — it lingers just right.”
— Jade N.

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FEATURED IN: CITIZEN MAGAZINE

From a Daughter's Love to Campus Movement

Coarse Culture began with a daughter's desire to care for her mother.

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At just 14 years old, our founder created her first whipped shea butter to help comfort her mother's sensitive skin while living with lupus. What started as an act of love grew into a plant-based body care brand rooted in compassion, community, and intentional self-care.

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Today, Coarse Culture continues that mission through its headquarters at Miami University's College@Elm, where entrepreneurship and hands-on student learning come together.

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🌿 Plant-Based – Ingredients from nature


🧴 Handcrafted by Students – Made with care at Miami University


💛 Community-Focused – Every jar supports education & empowerment


🚫 Chemical-Free – Gentle, natural skincare

Loved by students, professionals, and self-care enthusiasts across the Midwest.

Real People. Real Results.

“I burned my arm cooking one night and reached for my Coarse Culture shea butter while it healed. I was shocked at how quickly it soothed the irritation and dryness — and now, you can barely see the mark. I’ll never be without it again.”
— Kendra P., Cincinnati, OH

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