HUITO * Jagua / Essential Dye – (Genipa Americana) – 100% Pure Undiluted

Huito Dye: The Natural Marvel for Vibrant Creations

Description of the Product

Huito Dye, derived from the fruit of the Genipa Americana tree, is a captivating natural dye renowned for its deep blue-black hue. It has been cherished by indigenous communities for centuries, celebrated for its ability to add vivid, sustainable colors to various artistic endeavors. Whether you’re a textile artist, a craft enthusiast, or a body art connoisseur, Huito Dye is your gateway to brilliant, eco-friendly creations.

Pros and Cons of the Product

Pros:

1. Eco-Friendly: Huito Dye is extracted from the Genipa Americana fruit, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic dyes.
2. Vibrant Color: It imparts an enchanting deep blue-black color that adds a touch of elegance and mystique to your creations.
3. Safe for Skin: Huito Dye is suitable for body art, ensuring a safe and temporary tattoo experience.
4. Versatile Application: From fabrics to crafts and body art, its versatility knows no bounds.
5. Cultural Significance: By using Huito Dye, you connect with the rich cultural heritage of indigenous communities.

Cons:

1. Staining Potential: Huito Dye may stain fabrics and clothing if not applied with care. Pretesting is advisable.
2. Temporary: The color will fade over time, making it ideal for temporary creations.

Uses of the Product

Huito Dye opens the door to a world of creative possibilities:

1. Textile Art: Infuse fabrics with the mesmerizing blue-black color to create unique patterns, designs, and garments.
2. Crafts: Incorporate Huito Dye into your crafting projects, adding depth and mystique to your creations.
3. Body Art: Use it to create intricate and temporary tattoos that captivate with their deep, natural hue.

Instructions on How to Use It

Achieving the best results with Huito Dye requires a few essential steps:

1. Preparation: Begin with clean, dry skin or fabric, free from any lotions or oils.
2. Mixing: Create a paste by mixing Huito Dye powder with water until it reaches a workable consistency.
3. Application: Use a fine-tipped applicator, brush, or even your fingers to apply the dye to the desired area.
4. Design: Craft your design, be it a textile pattern or body art, freehand or using stencils.
5. Drying: Allow the applied dye to air dry for approximately two hours.
6. Development: Over the next 24-48 hours, your creation will gradually darken to reveal its full, enchanting color. Avoid contact with water during this time.
7. Rinse: Once you achieve the desired color depth, rinse the area with water to remove any residual dye.

What Other Names It Is Known By

Huito Dye may also be referred to as “Genipa Americana Dye,” “Jagua Dye,” or “Genipap Dye.”

Note:

Mayantop products are obtained and marketed in a pure state and of 100% natural origin to native communities. They do not contain any type of pesticide, chemical, herbicide or any other substance that is artificial.

Disclaimer:

• These effects of this product are supported by the empirical experience of ancient traditional medicine with excellent results. The absence of harmful side effects if administered within the correct dose. But the information identified here is in no way an ordinance or prescription.
• The use of these natural products does not replace a medical consultation.
• All products are legal in our country of origin, it is the responsibility of the client to investigate the legality of this in the country of destination.
• The statements and links to websites contained therein have not been evaluated by the FDA and international food and drug authorities.
• In no way imply medical claims regarding the ability or efficacy of any of our products to treat, prevent or mitigate any illness or disease.
• The use and application of our products is the sole responsibility of the customer.