Apricots are small drupe fruits that belong to prunus family, round and yellow similar version of peaches but taste like the tartness of purple plums. The oil obtained from the kernel of apricots offer unbelievable skin health and benefits. The wealth of nutrients in the apricots include vitamins A, C, E, K, B1 and also heaped with essential minerals such as potassium, copper, manganese, phosphorus and magnesium.

• Moisturiser for all skin types.
• Promotes skin cell regenration.
• Lowers skin inflammation.

Made from the seeds of the mango, this creamy mango seed butter is full of antioxidants that deeply moisturize your skin and leave your skin glowing. It also boasts skin cell repair due to antioxidants which defend skin against damage caused by free radicals. Mango butter can nourish skin and hair and support overall skin health. Some forms of mango butter are also edible. Mango butter is included as an ingredient in chocolates and other snacks.

• Rich source of antioxidants.
• Rich hydrating properties.
• Reduces premature ageing.

While you gorge on this delicious fruit, peach also has a positive impact on the skin. A rich source of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and other chemical contents, the fruit goes a long way in invigorating your skin. Peaches help to regenerate your skin tissue. A great source of Vitamin C, peach helps to remove dark circles and blemishes. Its macronutrients also help in removing wrinkles and hence, peach is a common ingredient in anti-ageing face masks. It tightens the skin’s pores and does wonders for a tired skin.

• Helps protect from UV damage.
• Moisture agent for dry skin.
• Tightens skin's pores.