Mango Butter – 50g

Description

Mango Butter by Askim is a rich 50g body butter made with mango seed butter, sweet almond oil, vitamin E and aloe vera gel. It melts on contact with warm skin and gives dry, rough areas deep moisture and a noticeably softer, smoother feel, while helping the skin look fuller and fresher.

Mango Butter Benefits

• Deeply moisturizes and softens dry skin, giving it a fuller, smoother look.
• Helps reduce the look of fine lines and dry wrinkles.
• Comforts very dry, tight and rough-feeling patches.
• Helps dry marks and uneven patches look softer over time.
• Gives intensive care to dry and cracked areas.

Key Ingredients

• Mango Seed Butter: Deeply moisturizes the skin and supports its elasticity.
• Sweet Almond Oil: Nourishes the skin and leaves it exceptionally soft.
• Vitamin E: Helps protect the skin from dryness and supports a fresh, healthy look.
• Aloe Vera Gel: Soothes the skin and gives it a refreshing feel.

How to Use Mango Butter

1. Take a small amount and warm it between your palms until it melts.
2. Massage it gently into dry or cracked areas such as elbows, knees, heels and hands.
3. Use it daily, ideally on slightly damp skin after a shower, to keep the skin soft, nourished and protected.

How Often

Use Mango Butter once or twice a day, or whenever your skin feels dry. Applying it after your evening shower is usually enough to keep the skin soft through the next day; in winter, or on very dry areas, add a second, thinner layer in the morning. A small amount, well massaged in, works better than a thick layer.

Where to Use It

Mango Butter is concentrated, so it does the most good where the skin is driest:

• Heels and the soles of the feet, especially in sandal season.
• Elbows and knees.
• Knuckles, hands and cuticles.
• Shins and any area that feels tight after washing.

Who Is It For?

Mango Butter suits dry, rough or dehydrated skin, and anyone looking for a rich moisturizer that keeps skin soft and cared for every day. Because it is concentrated, a little is enough for each area, so the compact 50g jar goes a long way.

Why Mango Seed Butter

Mango seed butter is a soft butter pressed from the kernel inside the mango stone. It is rich in fatty acids that cushion the skin’s surface and slow the loss of moisture, which is why dry skin stays comfortable for longer after you use it. You can read more about mango butter and where it comes from. In Askim Mango Butter it is paired with sweet almond oil for softness and aloe vera gel for a fresh, soothing feel, so the rich texture never feels heavy.

Mango Butter in Your Routine

Mango Butter works best as the last step of your body care. Exfoliate once or twice a week with a gentle scrub such as our Sweet Body Scrub, then apply the butter while your skin is still slightly damp. Our guide to moisturizing after a shower explains why timing matters, and our body butter guide for dry skin covers the rest of a winter routine. If you prefer a single-butter formula, try Shea Butter 50g.

Precautions

• For external use only. Use as directed.
• Avoid contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse well with water.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
• Contains sweet almond oil. If you have a nut allergy, try a little on a small area first or ask your doctor.

Storage

Close the lid tightly after every use and keep the jar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Natural butters soften in warm weather and firm up again when it is cooler; this is normal and does not affect the product. Always scoop with clean, dry fingers.

Common Questions

Will Mango Butter leave my skin greasy?
A little goes a long way. Warm a small amount until it melts and massage until it is absorbed; very dry areas may keep a soft, protective finish for a few minutes.

Can I use it on my face?
It is formulated for the body. Facial skin is thinner and more delicate, so use a dedicated facial moisturizer instead.

Why does the texture change with the weather?
Natural butters soften in warm weather and firm up when it is cooler. Warm it between your palms before use; the quality is not affected.

How much Mango Butter should I use?
Start with an amount about the size of a pea for each area, warmed between your fingertips. Add a little more only if the skin still feels dry once it has been absorbed.