The Extraordinary Benefits of Irvinghia Butter: Africa's Cosmetic Secret
Extracted from the seeds of Irvingia gabonensis , Irvinghia butter combines intense nutrition, anti-aging action and skin repair — for the face, body and hair.
What is Irvinghia butter?
Origin & extraction
Irvingia gabonensis , also known as African wild mango or “dika,” grows in Central and West Africa. The butter is obtained by cold pressing the kernels to preserve the integrity of the fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants.
Remarkable composition
- Essential fatty acids: oleic (~40–50%), palmitic (~30–35%), stearic (~5–10%)
- Vitamins A, E, B complex
- Minerals: calcium, magnesium, potassium
- Natural antioxidants: tocopherols, carotenoids + soothing phenolic compounds
Key cosmetic benefits
1) Deep & lasting hydration
- Restores the lipid barrier • maintains hydration for up to 24 hours
- Suitable for sensitive skin • non-sticky finish
2) Anti-aging: protection & firmness
- Vitamin E & tocopherols: neutralize free radicals
- Helps preserve collagen & elastin → wrinkles and fine lines visibly softened
3) Calming & repair
- Soothes redness & discomfort • supports healing
- Strengthens the integrity of the skin barrier
4) Intensive hair nutrition
- Repairs dry lengths • protects from heat/UV
- Revitalizes the scalp • helps control frizz
Cosmetic applications
Facial care
- Regenerating night cream
- Eye contour balm
- Weekly Nourishing Mask
- Rich base for anti-aging serums
Body & Hair
- Repairing balms for dry areas
- Nourishing pre-shampoo or leave-in hair care
Why choose Irvinghia butter?
Ecological — promotes local sectors & biodiversity.
Quality & purity — gentle extraction, preserved active ingredients.
Versatility — one ingredient, multi-use face/body/hair.
Conclusion
Irvinghia butter combines tradition and performance: hydration, anti-aging, soothing, and repairing. A premium ally for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
