Mango butter

Mango butter is a versatile natural product that is used in skin and hair care. Because of its rich, moisturizing properties, mango butter is great for caring for dry skin. It can be used as a natural moisturizer to keep skin supple and hydrated. Likewise, mango butter is a popular ingredient in the manufacture of lip balms and skin lotions.
It can also be used to revitalize dry and brittle hair by moisturizing and adding shine. Additionally, mango butter can be used in homemade hair masks or conditioners to strengthen and protect hair. The natural origin of mango butter makes it an attractive option for those who value natural and gentle care products. With its pleasant, subtle scent and velvety texture, mango butter is an enrichment for your care routine that pampers both skin and hair.

Mango Body Scrub Recipe

Ingredients:
1 cup mango butter (melted)
1 cup sugar (fine or coarse, depending on how much scrub you want)
2 tablespoons coconut oil
Optional: A few drops of essential oil (e.g. lavender or citrus) according to your taste

Directions:
In a bowl, mix together the melted mango butter, coconut oil, and desired amount of essential oil.
Slowly add the sugar, stirring continuously until you get an even mixture. You can adjust the amount of sugar depending on the strength of the scrub you want.
Once the mixture is well blended, pour into an airtight jar or container. Allow the peeling to cool so that it becomes firmer.
Use the Mango Body Scrub in the shower or bath. Take a small amount of scrub and gently massage onto damp skin. Focus on rough or dry areas.
Rinse off the peeling thoroughly and enjoy the silky soft skin.

Not only is this mango body scrub easy to make, but it leaves your skin smooth and nourished. The delightful aroma of mango and essential oil will make your shower experience a relaxing delight.

• Storage: Store mango butter in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight. This keeps the butter longer.

• Check for allergies: Before applying mango butter extensively to skin or hair, make sure you are not allergic to it by applying a small amount to an inconspicuous area of ​​skin and checking for irritation or an allergic reaction.

• Use sparingly: Mango butter is very rich and a small amount is often enough. Start with a small amount and add more as needed.

• Skin compatibility: Mango butter is suitable for most skin types, but in rare cases it can lead to intolerance. If you already have sensitive skin or suffer from skin problems, consult a dermatologist before use.

• Hair care: Use mango butter sparingly on your hair, especially on the ends, to add shine and moisture. Don't overdo it, as too much butter can weigh hair down.

• Cosmetic applications: Mango butter is ideal for making your own skin and hair care products such as creams, lotions or lip balms. Be sure to use the right amount in your DIY recipes.

• Choose Quality Products: For the best results, opt for high-quality, natural mango butter products with no additives or preservatives.