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Natural Nigerian™ Premium Mango Butter

It is perfect for the hair, face and skin and the smell is irresistible, though, not exactly like the mango fruit as it is extracted from the kernel. A touch of this non-greasy butter is unbelievably soft, smooth and readily absorbed on the skin or hair.

Size; 200g

PAO (Period After Opening): 24 months

$14.00

Mango Butter is obtained from the kernels of the mango tree. Mango Butter has good emollient properties and contains anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-ageing properties.

Natural Nigerian™ Mango Butter naturally contains stearic acid, oleic acid (46%), linoleic acids (unsaturated Omega-6 fatty acid). It also contains vitamins A, high amount of vitamin E, C, D and group B vitamins, folic acid, calcium, iron, and magnesium.

 

Guaranteed No Added:

Artificial Colors,Fillers,Preservatives or Additives

 

 

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