Mowrah butter is obtained from the seeds and fruit of the Madhuca tree (Madhuca Latifolia) which is found in India

Both the seeds and the fruit are ground together in a cold pressed way to create the butter

At room temperature it is a creamy white to yellow colour and is in a semi-solid state. However once applied to the skin it softens and is absorbed, leaving a slight sheen to the skin which softens and protects. It will soften your skin immediately even if it is very dry.

Not only can Mowrah butter be used to help moisturize and protect skin, it is also used in soaps and candles. In India they are known to use it in their cooking or for oil lamps

Other health benefits of Mowrah butter include, helping with digestion, has laxative effects, know to help with headaches as well as relieve rheumatism and skin conditions such as dermatitis, psoriasis or eczema and has been known to minimize the appearance of stretch marks and scars

Mowrah butter is so rich in nutrients that is provides skin with proper hydration. Many skin conditions such as dermatitis, psoriasis and eczema can be painful and aggravated with dry skin. The hydration properties of Mowrah butter are known to ease these conditions

One of the most impressive aspects of this butter is that it replenishes old, dead skin cells with new ones at a faster rate. This helps prevent the signs of aging prematurely creeping up on you

While everyone has some sort of scarring and marks on their skin, some are more obvious than others. Scar fading and removal of scars can be difficult. Some scar tissue is naturally harder to get rid of than others, the age of the scar and the type of the scar are indicative of how likely the scar will be to diminish or not. Mowrah butter has a natural astringent that helps to tighten and rejuvenate old skin

Mowrah butter is also excellent as a conditioner for dry and damaged hair as it is known to repair dry and damaged hair as it provides moisture to it