He said if he takes it off in front of someone, he can never put it back on. That doesn't mean he can't do what he does, he just wouldn't be a "Mandalorian". It says nothing about his armor and other such business.
Which makes me wonder about Jango Fett. Dude was seen without his helmet so much that A) Lucas never intended for the Mandalorians to be that way; B) Lucas never cared about the continuity of things; or C) Disney could give a rip about anything Lucas said or did.
I'm leaning heavily on C, and I think it's better this way. It gives mystery to the character.
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