I like this mango butter because it is natural without anything harmful or other ingredients, relatively affordable, and it isnt greasy!

I usually use shea butter for my homemade body butter. This mango has a nice texture. It is winter and it moisturizes the skin. I can add less essential oils to the body butter as mango butter is odorless. To use it I melt it and then it solidifies fine. It whips well once solidified

If you are looking for a butter with almost no smell, this is the one to get! I started out making my own skincare products using cocoa butter and shea butter, but unrefined shea butter smells unpleasant to me. Unrefined cocoa butter also has a strong smell that will overpower any other essential oils used in the mix. Mango butter allows essential oils to shine and on the flip side, it is great to use in recipes for people who need unscented products. Gifting was made easy this past Christmas with this mango butter in the mix! Im considering buying it in bulk the next time around! It has worked like a dream in things like lotion bars, body balms, body butters, facial moisturizers, and soap!

Let me start by saying that I’m the person that will read a hundred reviews before I make a purchase online LOL I read the reviews for this product and was satisfied. There was no rancid or horrible smell, it is unscented for the most part, and for the most part I mean the obvious smells of shea and mango butters. I used this to make therapeutic body products for my customers such as scrubs, butters, balms, like the one in the photo. That is my lavender scented pain relief body butter that I infused with cayenne pepper oil that I also make which is why it’s the color it is after it’s jarred. Overall, I’m satisfied with this purchase. It served its exact purpose and I’m writing this review as I’m coming back to order another one for overnight delivery. I have more products to make! Oh, the packaging, it doesnt reseal once opened so you will need something to put it in if you don’t use it all at once like I do. Ok that’s all!

I bought this mango butter after trying a shea butter to make whipped body butters from. The shea butter had a strong unpleasant scent no matter what I did with it, sort of musty smelling. This mango butter had basically no scent whatsoever and made a super light fluffy body cream that didnt require a ton of fragrance added! I mixed a bit of coconut oil with it and apricot oil, then arrowroot powder to keep it non greasy feeling. It is my favorite recipe so far!

I wanted something a bit more solid than shea butter to make a moisturizing bar. The photo shows a solid bar, but it is in fact quite grainy and gritty, so it came in pieces. I melted it in the microwave, and added a bit of coconut oil and a few drops of essential oil and poured it into a plastic mold. Its still gritty and doesnt hold together. Also very hard to rub in as it takes a lot of working with to make it soft enough to rub into the skin. It is nice and moisturizing, but very hard to work with. I will probably use it in the melted state, and wont get any more once Ive used it all up.

It melts over a double boiler easily but when mixed with DIY ingredients it has a tendency to harden into little fragments of wax like fragments. Like pieces of lint. I like that it has zero fragrance. So if you don’t mind residual fragments of granny texture, then this is a good product for the expense. But if you plan on selling that same product, you may want to strain it first.

I have been purchased different types of butter for years and Mango is a soft butter . This butter is hard as a brick and after sitting out on my counter for 2 days it did not soften . It was hard to cut with a sharp knife and that’s not mango butter . It say in my car for 2 days and never got soft ! I will not being buying from this company again .

A few years ago I decided to use more natural skin care products but could not afford most of the eco-friendly lotions I found in stores and online. I have been using this companys shea butter for a few years (combining it with coconut oil) to make my own everything lotion. I finally branched out and tried a 1:1:1:1 with this companys mango butter, shea butter, cocoa butter, and trader joes coconut oil. This new concoction works great! I also purchased zinc powder and am looking forward to making a daily face cream with sun protection. I love this company and will continue to purchase their products as long as I am making my own lotions.

Review for mango, Shea and cocoa butters: Bought this along with the cocoa butter and mango butter from the same company and made a body butter with it. I tried to make a whipped body butter but I think I whipped it too much cause after it looked silky for one second it got hard and just kind of crumbly but I don’t care, it was my first time making it and either way it melts when you put it in your hands. I used the combo on my face and body and it sank in beautifully. For reference I used the whole bar of cocoa butter and mango butter and half of the Shea butter bar. I also added a few spoonfuls of coconut oil that I had on hand. It yielded about 24-30oz of body butter which is super cheap in comparison to the 8oz jar of butter butter I usually buy that costs $36. Totally worth it, the quality is great and I will definitely repurchase whenever I finally run out!