Beyond their distinct and sweet flavor, mangos can also be effective in soothing skin. Recently, mangos have become a popular ingredient in beauty butters, lip balms, and more. 

The source of mangos’ rich benefits are its seeds. Mango butter is crafted by extracting the content of the mango seed and cold-pressing it into a creamy butter. 

Mango butter is a fat that originates from mango seeds — it exists in refined and unrefined forms. Mango butter is semi-solid and melts when it touches the skin.

Healthy Benefits of Mango Butter

1. Amazing Natural Moisturiser

It doesn’t contain compounds that are known to irritate skin, even if yours is sensitive.

One exception: If you experience acne, you may want to avoid using mango butter on your face — more on that below.

When applied topically, mango butter can form a protective layer that may help moisturize your skin. Mango butter is an effective moisturizer and may help soften your skin.

2.  Protects from UV rays

Mango contains salicylic acid and antioxidants, which are known to protect from sun damage. Most notably, vitamins C and E are in rich supply in mangos. 

3. Combat Eczema and Psoriasis

Any condition that is manifested in extremely dry, itchy, and inflamed skin can be a challenge to treat. That kind of skin needs moisture and nourishment more than any other, but many products on the market contain chemicals that can worsen the flare-ups. 

Raw mango butter is an all-natural product that can do a lot to ease your condition. It is moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, protective, soothing, and healing. With regular usage, it shows a noticeable improvement, soothes the skin, and reduces redness and itching. 

4. Prevents Signs of Aging

The abundance of Vitamin E and Vitamin C in mangos may help protect your skin from environmental stressors like sunlight, pollution, and even blue light from screens. These stressors can lead to damage and premature aging.

Beyond this, the high levels of Vitamin A in mangos may also help reduce sun damage, a powerful catalyst to premature aging.

You can reap the skin benefits of mango butter’s richness of vitamins by using mango butter topically or as an oral supplement.

5. Reduces Wrinkles and Fine lines

Though mango butter can also help in treating the existing scars, prevention is definitely the key. So, every time you can expect skin damage (for example - an acne scar or stretch marks from pregnancy), start applying mango butter preventively as soon as possible. It will help the skin to heal faster, provide it with many nutrients and antioxidants, improve the skin cell turnover rate, and significantly reduce the damage.

6. Prevent Scars and Skin Imperfections

Though mango butter can also help in treating the existing scars, prevention is definitely the key. So, every time you can expect skin damage (for example - an acne scar or stretch marks from pregnancy), start applying mango butter preventively as soon as possible. It will help the skin to heal faster, provide it with many nutrients and antioxidants, improve the skin cell turnover rate, and significantly reduce the damage.

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