Functions
Moisturizer
Soothing
CAS Number(s)
90063-86-8
EINECS number(s)
290-045-4
Vitamin C in mango seeds butter lightens skin, in the meantime Vitamin A helps to improve the skin’s fresh appearance, decreasing fine lines. It's an intense moisturizer, with soothing and healing properties. Mango butter is also non-comedogenic.
A highly moisturizing natural emollient, Mango Seed Butter is rich in skin-nourishing fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. The Vitamins A and C in the butter work in synergy to guard against premature aging, reduce the look of fine lines and wrinkles, and dramatically brighten the skin. Soothing and healing, each use hydrates dry, irritated skin to leave it calmed, plumped, and revitalized.
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