MissLunaB
Well-Known Member
I’m absolutely shooked and excited at the same time!
I’m allergic to mangos (yeah I know sad) and because of that I’ve avoided mango butter.
Little did I know that for the past few years I’ve been using a product with mango (seed) butter in it, better yet, the product soothes my skin when allergens start making me all itchy scratchy! Now I’m excited to use mango butter to experiment. *happy dance*
I guess a little reading can go a long way.
*back story time*
I was reading the label of an “African Shea” lotion from Walmart and this stuff is THICC. I mean I have to uncap the bottle tap it down and squeeze to get the product out thick. So I looked at the ingredients to see if I could replicate it but less thick and as I went through the ingredients (all I could read or understand what it was) mango (seed) butter was sitting there all happy like a princess. I grabbed the original African Shea product (yes I cross test products to see if knock offs are worth it) and lo and behold there it was again mango (seed) butter. XD
I’m allergic to mangos (yeah I know sad) and because of that I’ve avoided mango butter.
Little did I know that for the past few years I’ve been using a product with mango (seed) butter in it, better yet, the product soothes my skin when allergens start making me all itchy scratchy! Now I’m excited to use mango butter to experiment. *happy dance*
I guess a little reading can go a long way.
*back story time*
I was reading the label of an “African Shea” lotion from Walmart and this stuff is THICC. I mean I have to uncap the bottle tap it down and squeeze to get the product out thick. So I looked at the ingredients to see if I could replicate it but less thick and as I went through the ingredients (all I could read or understand what it was) mango (seed) butter was sitting there all happy like a princess. I grabbed the original African Shea product (yes I cross test products to see if knock offs are worth it) and lo and behold there it was again mango (seed) butter. XD