Did you know that just because you're not allergic to nuts digestibly, doesn't mean you can't be allergic to nuts topically? I, personally, am not allergic to nuts but will itch severely if I put any nut butters on my skin. Knowing that I was allergic made me aware that others may be as well. It was important for me to find a solution that worked for myself and helped others. Through prayer and research, I came across mango butter. Not only are the beneficial properties similar to shea butter but it has the same richness, depth, texture, and consistency as shea butter without the allergen.

• Why is healthcare so important to skincare?

Did you know that what we eat shows up on our skin? 

I can always tell when I've had something that didn't agree with me because within a few days, it will make itself known sometimes with a vengeance. What we eat is just as important as what we put on our skin. What we eat and put on our skin work together to give us that healthy glow we all look forward to having and keeping.

• What are the best ways to use your products?

The absolute best way to use the mango butter is on clean, damp, towel dried skin. Water naturally moisturizes so to use it on dry sin is not the most effective way to use it even though you will still benefit from it. If you want the best results, use the body/facial wash in conjunction with the mango butter. 

If you choose to use a different body wash or soap, I recommend something with little to no scent as they are prone to irritate the skin, especially if you have sensitive skin. In addition to little/no scent, I would also recommend nothing with alcohol in it as it will definitely dry your skin out which will cause even more irritation and flare-ups.