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The Great Benefits Of Red Clay

The red clay is a natural ingredient that can be used to take care of skin and hair. This ingredient is widely used to make the skin free from impurities and toxins. To reduce the redness, narrow ...

Tamarind Restores Skin Glow

One of the break out (no pun intended) stars in the natural beauty movement is tamarind. Tamarind benefits for skin come from its antioxidants and anti-inflammatory components that can tighten, cle...

Glycerin Soap Bars, Are They Worth It?

What is glycerin? Glycerin, or glycerol, is derived from plant-based oils. It also occurs naturally in fermented goods, such as beer, wine, and bread. This ingredient ...

The importance of women in crafts

Handicrafts allow women to increase self-confidence and autonomy in their personal pursuits By Newsroom  (José Lourival Figueiro / Casa.com.br) Women are the majority in Brazil, equivale...

The Importance Of Face Oil Usage?

Put simply, face oils are one of many skin care solutions out there. They're specially tailored to work with your natural oils to help keep your skin balanced. "Our skin naturally makes oils and li...

Rice Water For Hair Growth

Have you noticed that Asian women have baby-soft skin and shiny black hair? This beauty secret lies in the kitchen. Unlike the rest of the world, Asian women do not throw away the water in which th...

Priprioca: The Fragrant Oil From The Amazon

Priprioca is a root from which comes an oil with an unparalleled fragrance. The fragrant oil of the Amazon. The name Priprioca comes from a legend, but few know it. The largest tropical forest in t...

Guarana, the eyes of the Forest

For the Indigenous Peoples living in the dense forests between the RioTapajós and the Rio Madeira in Brazil, the seeds of the plant known as guaraná are the cornerstone of their culture. For centu...

The Wonders of Ucuuba Butter

The Ucuuba is the fruit of the Ucuubeira tree, present in the wetlands, riverbanks, and streams of the Amazonian regions, more precisely in the forests of Varveza and Igapos.