This natural soap will seduce you with its formidable cosmetic benefits: moisturizing, protective, nourishing, and healing. The use of Cupuaçu has long remained the best-kept secret of the populations of South America. With its large brown pod, Cupuaçu strangely resembles cocoa in its beans. This Amazonian plant, very popular in Brazil and Peru, is used in various forms. Imported to Guyana about twenty years ago, this fruit is now widely consumed by all communities. This fruit is the basis of the diet of the indigenous populations of the Amazon, who also use it in traditional medicine, particularly to relieve stomach aches or facilitate difficult births. The fatty acids in this fruit meet the sebum needs of dry skin and strengthen its skin barrier. Highly emollient, it softens and improves the elasticity of the skin. It is said to be more effective than Shea. For what skin types? ... Soap for delicate skin. Nourishes tissues and restores their initial textures.
