HUITO – Jagua / 50gr at 1kg – (Genipa Americana) – Powder 100 % natural

Huito Jagua: Nature’s Artistic Dye

Description of the Product

Huito Jagua, scientifically known as Genipa Americana, is a natural dye derived from the fruit of the huito tree, native to the tropical regions of the Americas. This deep blue-black dye has been used for centuries by indigenous communities for body art, textiles, and crafts. It’s renowned for its vibrant color and the potential to create stunning, temporary tattoos.

Pros and Cons of the Product

Pros:

1. Natural and Safe: Huito Jagua is free from harmful chemicals, making it safe for skin and fabric applications.
2. Artistic Expression: It offers a unique way to express creativity through body art and textile design.
3. Temporary Tattoos: Huito Jagua creates long-lasting temporary tattoos that typically last for up to two weeks.
4. Cultural Significance: This natural dye is deeply rooted in indigenous cultures and traditions, adding cultural value to your creations.

Cons:

1. Staining: While it’s an excellent dye, Huito Jagua can stain clothing and fabrics if not applied carefully.
2. Allergic Reactions: Although rare, some individuals may experience mild skin irritation or allergic reactions. It’s advisable to perform a patch test before using it extensively.

Uses of the Product

Huito Jagua has a range of fascinating applications:

1. Body Art: Create intricate, temporary tattoos that resemble traditional ink tattoos, but without the permanence.
2. Textile Art: Use Huito Jagua to dye fabrics, creating unique, dark blue-black patterns and designs.
3. Crafts: Incorporate this natural dye into crafting projects, such as painting, pottery, and more.

Instructions on How to Use It

Using Huito Jagua effectively requires careful application:

1. Preparation: Ensure your skin or fabric is clean and dry.
2. Application: Apply the Huito Jagua gel or paste to the desired area using a fine-tipped applicator, brush, or finger.
3. Design: Create your tattoo or design by drawing freehand or using stencils.
4. Drying: Allow the Huito Jagua design to dry for at least two hours.
5. Development: The tattoo will gradually darken over the next 24-48 hours. Avoid contact with water during this time.
6. Rinse: After the desired color is achieved, rinse the area with water to remove any excess paste.

What Other Names It Is Known By

Huito Jagua is also referred to as “Genipa Americana,” “Jagua,” or “Huito.”

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.