Mango butter

INCI name: Mangifera Indica Seed Botanical family: Anacardiaceae Part used: kernel. Production process: first cold pressing. Latin name : Mangifera indica.

Mango butter comes straight from India, where the mango tree is a sacred symbol of well-being and love. The sweet-tasting fruit contains a stone made up of an almond. When cold-pressed, the kernel yields a butter that is highly prized in cosmetics. It is particularly rich in fatty acids, as well as sterols and polyphenols, giving it anti-oxidant, emollient and protective properties. As a key ingredient in your cosmetic recipes, it can be used to treat dry skin and dry, frizzy hair, as well as ageing skin and to combat wrinkles.

Mango butter is obtained by mechanically pressing the kernel. Although it is thick (in a jar), it is nevertheless tender and easy to spread. Mango butter is rich in oleic acid, phytosterols and polyphenols. These components give it protective, emollient, antioxidant and softening properties. Perfect for dry, mature skin with a tendency to dryness and devitalised skin, mango butter maintains hydration, prevents skin ageing and can be used as a soothing treatment when the skin has been attacked, for example by the sun or the cold. Its texture (like its sweet smell!) makes it particularly pleasant to apply to the hair, where mango butter also demonstrates all its benefits: it repairs, nourishes and softens hair, while preventing split ends. Soothing, skin-protecting: Mango butter protects skin and hair from external aggressors such as the cold, sun and wind. Emollient: thanks to its rich composition of fatty acids, Mango butter helps to keep the skin and hair moisturised. Softening: Mango butter's high fatty acid content means it softens the skin while maintaining its elasticity and suppleness. Anti-oxidant: Mango butter is rich in sterols and polyphenols which give it highly interesting anti-oxidant properties. It therefore helps to combat skin ageing. Wrinkles and folds cannot resist this daily treatment. The skin is smoother thanks to Mango butter. Suitable for skin type: dry, all skin types, and dry, damaged hair. Rich in antioxidants, Mango butter can help to fight free radicals and protect the skin from ageing. Its firming action helps maintain the skin's elasticity and suppleness to reduce wrinkles. Mango butter has emollient properties which help to keep the skin hydrated. Its action soothing helps the skin to rehydrate and also helps to provide a feeling of well-being. protection against external aggression. The emollient property of the Mango butter which will allow to repair andsoften the hair fibre. It will thus allow to protect and strengthen the hair, while providing shine and lustre. Organoleptic characteristics. Appearance: solid at room temperature and liquid above 30°C Colour: pale yellow. Odour: sweet, slightly fruity. Touch: fatty.