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Jojoba oil, a carrier oil, is a liquid wax produced from the seeds of the jojoba plant. It is odorless, golden yellow, and is popular for its benefits, such as hydration and hair care. The plant thrives in harsh desert climates and produces a nut with healing properties. The oil is gentle enough to mix with other essential oils and can be used alone or mixed with other oils.

Shea butter, derived from African shea tree nuts, is a natural moisturizer with Vitamins A and E and fatty acids. It helps keep skin soft and moisturized by restoring lipids and creating moisture. Shea butter is used in medicinal ointments and sunblock lotions due to its anti-inflammatory properties. It also helps minimize irritation caused by dry weather and is sometimes used for eczema. Shea butter slows down growth, promotes healthy cell growth, and increases collagen production, reducing fine lines and wrinkles. It prevents acne by clearing excess oil and restoring moisture. Shea butter also aids hair by increasing collagen production, restoring tissue fiber and reducing breakage. It can also help with dandruff, a dry scalp that blocks moisture.

All skin types could use mango butter, but it is perfect for people with dry, mature, sun damage, eczema, and psoriasis. It is an intense moisturizer that soothes and softens your skin. Mango butter has vitamins A, C, and E. Vitamin A shields the skin from Sun/UV damage better than sunscreen. Vitamin C help promote cell regeneration and collagen production. Vitamin E lightens dark spots by restoring and rejuvenating the skin. With regular use, it restores elasticity and flexibility. Also, consistent use improves fine lines and clear blemishes; does not clog pores. Mango butter is also good for your hair.