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Colorful Black • Pure • Mango Butter (pure and unrefined)

€17,90 EUR
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Colorful Black • Pure • Beurre de Mangue (pur et non raffiné) - Colorful Black
Colorful Black • Pure • Mango Butter (pure and unrefined)

Colorful Black • Pure

Colorful Black • Pure • Mango Butter (pure and unrefined)

€17,90 EUR

Discover the pure and unrefined mango butter from the Pure by Colorful Black collection.

Naturally rich in fatty acids, this plant-based butter with a supple, melting texture helps soften and smooth dry hair and areas of skin lacking comfort.

Lighter than some traditional butters, it is easily incorporated into hair and body care routines.

Why we love it at Colorful Black:

  • Pleasant texture that melts quickly on contact with skin and hair.
  • Ideal for hair and skin care due to its emollient properties.
  • Limits hair dehydration (excellent sealant)
  • Relatively light and easy-to-apply plant-based butter for daily use.

Content: 100g
Origin: India
INCI: Mangifera Indica Seed Butter
Learn more

Mango butter is obtained from the kernel contained in the stone of the mango fruit (Mangifera indica).

Used for many years in skin and hair care, it is appreciated for its naturally soft texture and its richness in fatty acids. At room temperature, it has a semi-solid texture that quickly melts on contact with the warmth of the hands.

Its consistency is between that of shea butter and cocoa butter, offering an excellent compromise between nourishment and lightness.

Usage tips

ON THE SKIN

  • Take a small amount of butter in the palm of your hands.
  • Melt for a few seconds between your fingers before application.
  • Apply to the lengths or affected skin areas.

ON THE HAIR

  • Use mango butter as a sealant, after thoroughly moisturizing your hair with a leave-in conditioner (and optionally a styling product of your choice)
Composition

100% Mangifera Indica Seed Butter

Precautions for use:

  • For external use only.
  • Store away from heat and light.
  • The texture may naturally vary depending on the ambient temperature without altering the quality of the product.

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Why choose Colorful Black • Pure • Mango Butter (pure and unrefined) ?

A hidden treasure at the heart of the mango fruit

When we think of mango, we immediately imagine its fragrant flesh and tropical flavor. Yet, it is in the heart of its kernel that a particularly interesting raw material is hidden: mango butter.

Obtained from the kernel contained in the fruit's pit, this vegetable butter has been used for many years in traditional care in various tropical regions. Long considered a mere by-product of mango, it is now recognized for its cosmetic qualities and its natural lipid richness.

At Colorful Black, we particularly appreciate this approach of valuing the entirety of a natural resource rather than wasting it. Mango butter fits perfectly into the spirit of the Pure collection: authentic, versatile raw materials chosen for their genuine benefits.

A particularly pleasant soft and melting texture

Mango butter stands out for its naturally soft and unctuous texture. Lighter than some traditional vegetable butters, it melts quickly on contact with the skin without leaving an excessively greasy feeling.

This intermediate texture, between a vegetable oil and a denser butter, makes it particularly pleasant for daily use. It spreads easily on lengths, ends, or dry skin areas and can also be incorporated into homemade cosmetic preparations.

Its natural softness often makes it an excellent gateway for people discovering the world of raw plant materials.

A valued ally for dry hair and skin lacking comfort

Like most vegetable butters, mango butter is primarily composed of lipids. These contribute to forming a protective film on the surface of the hair or skin, thereby limiting water loss and improving the sensation of suppleness.

In a hair care routine, it is particularly appreciated for lengths and ends that tend to become dry or rough. On the skin, it helps to improve the comfort of areas exposed to external aggressions or prone to dryness.

Its relatively light feel also makes it interesting for people who find some vegetable butters too rich or too heavy.

How to use it in a Colorful Black routine?

At Colorful Black, we consider vegetable butters as routine supplements and not as moisturizers in their own right.

Mango butter can be used to help seal in moisture after applying a leave-in conditioner or a suitable moisturizing treatment. It can also be applied in small amounts to the ends or used in an oil bath before shampooing.

Its pliable texture allows for easy application without an excessively greasy effect when used sparingly. As with all raw materials in the Pure collection, the goal is to take advantage of the ingredient's natural qualities while maintaining a simple, consistent routine adapted to the hair's real needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Colorful Black • Pure • Mango Butter (pure and unrefined)

Does mango butter hydrate hair?

No. Like all vegetable butters, mango butter does not add water to the hair. It primarily helps to seal in moisture already provided by a leave-in conditioner or a moisturizing treatment.

What hair types is mango butter suitable for?

It is particularly suitable for dry, curly, coily, and kinky hair seeking more suppleness and comfort. Its lighter texture than some traditional butters can also suit hair that is easily weighed down.

How to use mango butter in a hair routine?

Take a small amount, melt it between your hands, then apply to lengths or ends after your leave-in conditioner. It can also be used as an oil bath before shampooing.

Can mango butter be applied to the scalp?

We do not recommend applying leave-in butters to the scalp. For the scalp, prioritize regular cleansing and appropriate treatments, without greasy build-up.

Is mango butter lighter than shea butter?

Yes, it is generally perceived as more supple, more melting, and less rich to the touch than shea butter. It can be a good alternative for people who find shea butter too dense.

Can mango butter be used on the skin?

Yes. Mango butter can be applied in small amounts to dry or uncomfortable skin areas. Its melting texture helps to improve the feeling of softness and suppleness.