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Mango Butter
Mango Butter
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£4.45
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Benefits
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Softens and Hydrates Dry Skin
A rich emollient that deeply nourishes and softens parched skin, leaving it supple and radiant without greasy residue. -
Conditions and Strengthens Hair
Helps moisturise and repair dry, brittle, or over-processed hair, reducing breakage while restoring smoothness and flexibility. -
Rich in Fatty Acids and Vitamins
Naturally high in essential fatty acids plus vitamins A and E, which help maintain healthy-looking skin and hair. -
Non-Greasy, Fast Absorbing Texture
Melts on contact with the skin, absorbs quickly, and provides a smooth, lightweight finish that doesn’t clog pores. -
Soothes and Protects Skin
Calms irritation and protects against external aggressors, making it ideal for sensitive or easily stressed skin.
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Versatile in Formulations
Suitable for body butters, lip balms, creams, lotions, soaps, and hair masks; blends well with oils like shea or coconut. -
Promotes Healthy Hair Growth
Nourishes the scalp, adds volume to the hair shaft, tames frizz, and helps balance excess sebum without leaving hair heavy. -
Stable and Easy to Work With
Heat stable, non-hydrogenated, and easy to incorporate into both heated and cold formulations without altering performance. -
Neutral Scent for Blending
Its mild, almost scentless profile won’t overpower essential oils or fragrances in finished products. -
Vegan, Cruelty-Free, and Sustainable
100% plant-based, and ethically sourced — making it a responsible choice for eco-conscious skincare and haircare.
Product Description
Product Description
Mango Butter, derived from mango fruit seeds, is a soft, nourishing seed butter ideal for skincare and hair care. With its creamy texture, it melts upon contact, providing moisturization without greasiness. It has undergone a process of steam deodorisation and decolourisation using diatomaceous earth and is rich in fatty acids and vitamins A and E. This makes it a versatile ingredient for body butters, lip balms, and hair masks.
It absorbs quickly, blends well with oils like coconut and shea butter, and suits all skin types, especially those seeking sustainable, eco-friendly ingredients. Its neutral scent ensures it won't overpower fragrance blends.
An off white to pale yellow soft to semi-solid fat with a mild aroma that is made by pressing the seed kernels of the mango fruit. It has then been refined to remove impurities. This is pure butter and is not hydrogenated.
How to use it
- Use 1% to 100%.
- Oil-soluble, so it cannot be used in water-only products. It can be used in small amounts in water-based gels that will hold it in suspension.
- Heat stable, so can be used in Stage 1 (fat stage) when making creams and lotions.
Mango Butter works very well in hair conditioners when Emulsifying Wax (BTMS 25) is used as the emulsifier.
Typical Fatty Acid Profile
C16:0 Palmitic Acid 11% to 17%
C18:0 Stearic Acid 30% to 45%
C18:1 Oleic Acid (Omega 9) 38% to 50%
C18:2 Linoleic Acid (Omega 6) 3% to 7%
C18:3 Alpha Linolenic Acid (Omega 3) max 0.8%
C20:0 Arachidic Acid max 2%
C20:1 Eicosenoic Acid max 1%
C22:0 Behenic Acid max 1%
Saponification Value mgKOH/g 180-195
Skin Care
- Mango Butter is a wonderful emollient that helps to keep the skin well hydrated and moisturised. This helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and improve the tone of the skin, keeping it supple and radiant.
- It soothes and smooths parched skin instantly without leaving any greasy after-feel.
- Mango Butter is rich in antioxidants.
- Gentle enough for use on babies, it can help with cradle cap and is a good barrier against nappy rash.
- Irritated skin will benefit from the gentle soothing action of Mango Butter whilst it protects the skin from external aggressors.
- In soap making, it produces a hard bar with a stable, conditioning lather.
Hair Care
- When used in hair conditioners and hair packs, Mango Butter encourages healthy hair growth by nourishing the scalp and giving volume to the hair shaft.
- It conditions and moisturises very dry and over-processed hair and reduces breakage.
- It is excellent for taming frizzy hair, and regular use restores flexibility to brittle and coarse hair by conditioning and smoothing out the keratin on the hair shaft.
- Mango Butter conditions the scalp.
- In hair masks and packs, it can help to remove excess sebum from the scalp and hair, leaving it cleaner and softer without feeling greasy or sticky. In a rinse-off formulation, it does not leave the hair feeling lank or heavy.
INCI / Ingredients
INCI / Ingredients
INCI Name: Mangifera Indica Seed Butter
Origin: India (commonly), tropical regions worldwide
Appearance: Off white to pale yellow, semi-solid butter
Solubility: Oil-soluble; not compatible with water-only products
Storage & Shelf life
Storage & Shelf Life
Store Mango Butter in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Always keep it sealed to preserve freshness.
Expiration: See product label for best-before date.
Why buy from Aromantic
Why Buy from Aromantic?
At Aromantic, we offer top-quality Mango Butter that meets strict standards for purity and sustainability. Our product is COSMOS approved, cruelty-free, vegan-friendly, and non-hydrogenated, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned formulators.
We focus on transparency, consistent quality, and excellent customer service. By choosing Aromantic, you support ethically sourced ingredients that benefit small-scale growers and local communities.
FAQ's
FAQs
What does Mango Butter feel like on the skin?
Mango Butter has a light texture that melts into the skin, leaving it soft and nourished without greasiness.
Can I use Mango Butter on my scalp or hair?
Yes, it's ideal for dry hair or scalp treatments. Blend with oils or conditioners for a hair mask.
Does Mango Butter have a strong scent?
No, it has a neutral aroma, perfect for formulations with added fragrances.
Can I use Mango Butter in cold process soap?
Yes, use it as a conditioning butter in soap formulations, typically 5-15% of the total oil phase.
Why does Mango Butter sometimes feel gritty?
It can feel gritty if cooled slowly. Melt completely and cool quickly to avoid this.
Recipes & Blends
Click on the links below to be directed to great recipes featuring Mango Butter;
Mango & Baobab Body Butter
Vegan Tattoo Balm
Technical Documents
Here is a link to all non-batch-specific documents for this product: Link to Technical Documents
If you have any questions about the documents or need the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for a product you have received, please request it here.
Pairs well with
Related Products / Pair with
Organic Virgin Coconut Oil – Fractionated, Moisturizing & Lightweight
BTMS 25 – Emulsifying Wax for Hair Conditioners
Shea Butter Oil – Refined, Smooth Texture for Skin Care
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