Mango Butter

Mango butter is produced from the kernels of the mango, which grows in tropical regions of the world (such as India). Mango butter has been used for decades as an emollient as well as a base for soaps and other cosmetics.

Mango butter has a thick, rich texture and melts at body temperature. The natural antioxidants in mango butter give the butter a long shelf life of up to two years, so it does not have to be replaced as often as many butters.

Mango butter is often used in soaps, along with other oils, to fight skin dryness.

Mango butter is also used in skin care products for babies, since it is a gentle, all natural moisturizer.

Mango butter is often used as a skin regenerating lotion. Mango butter has unsaponifiable contents, which make it a good balm for small cuts and scrapes. Mango butter has been used for these healing properties in the mango's native regions for decades.

Mango butter a rich skin moisturizer, and is effective for treating a wide variety of skin conditions. Mango butter is used to treat dry skin and scars, and is used as an anti-aging face moisturizer.

Since mango is rich in natural antioxidants, it is a great way to provide protection from environmental damage. Mango butter is also a natural way to protect your skin from sun damage, as it is thought to have natural sunscreen agents.