Mango is called the king of fruits. So, wouldn’t you say Mango butters are the butters of the Kings? Mangoes are full of nutrients like Vitamin A, Calcium, Vitamin C, Folate, Vitamin B6, Iron, Vitamin E, Potassium, Magnesium, Zinc. No wonder the mango is considered the king of fruits.
As we travel through the world, let’s turn ourselves to tropical countries for sources of mango butter. However, India, China and the USA are the biggest producers of mango butter in the world. Mango butters are usually creamy in texture and white in color.
Mangoes are now used in butters, creams, and lip balms. Butters are semi solid forms in consistency, preserved in cool temperatures, but melt when in contact with skin. Mango butter is made from fat extracted off dried mangoes by treating them with high pressure. They are natural products and are full of nutrients and vitamins that the skin needs. Mango butter consists of fats and vitamins A, C, B6 and E not to mention other nutrients such as Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium, and Zinc. Basically, whatever a mango has, the mango butters aso have.
The contents of seed once formed into butter can be used as butterry paste to apply to skin and hair. Thereby, mango butter adds shine and moisture to skin and hair and can be used as a cleanser as well. People expect that there is a sweet taste to it as it is made out of mango seeds. However, it does not smell.
Mango butter is a light, non-greasy butter which can be applied on skin smoothly and evenly . It absorbs very well into skin and hair. Especially if you’re new to all-natural kinds of butter, but once you fall in love with how soft your skin feels, you’ll never look back. Butter can last a whole year fresh and also make your skin feel brand new. As long as it must be stored in an airtight container and keep it away from extreme heat.
Benefits Of Using Mango Butter
Moisturiser
Moisturise moisturise. Being a butter, mango butter with its texture and properties is an excellent moisturizer. Plus it’s not your everyday type of butter. It’s got the exoticness of the tropics in it.
Treating Acne, Dry Skin and Eczema
Mango butter is very effective in treating acne dry skin and eczema. It helps to provide moisture keeping the skin healthy. With its cleansing abilities, it doesn’t clog pores making them able to breath easily. Mango butter is of course non-comedogenic, which is a skincare term meaning it doesn’t clog your pores. This is very important for acne control. Along with this, mango butter has anti-inflammatory properties. This also helps with acne control and healing.
Wound healing
Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, mango butter can be used to treat wounds. It effectively heals wounds.
Helps to soothe and control itching, and soothes and reduces the swelling of insect bites because of its anti-inflammatory qualities.
Scar and Blemishes
Mango butter can help reduce scars and smoothen blemishes.
Anti Aging
As mango butter helps to smoothen skin, it prevents the development of wrinkles and is anti aging. It keeps your skin healthy, hydrated and nourished.
Oh, and did we mention that mango butter feels amazing on your skin?
Sunburn treatment
Never step outside into the sun without Mango butter. It is very cooling so it is a really good and soothing treatment for sunburn. The extra layer of butter helps to protect us from sunburn and UV Rays as well.
How do you use such a lovely natural offering?
1 Wash your face clean, apply mango butter using circular motion. This circular motion helps you to massage the mango butter into your skin. It also helps to increase blood circulation to your skin.
2. You can also apply mango butter right before going to bed and let it soak into your skin first. Try to avoid application and directly going to bed lest the oils seep into your pillowcase and sheets.
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