Mimosa Hostilis anti-inflammatory/antiseptic properties are able to kill bacteria, germs and defend one against viral, fungal and bacterial infections, inflammation and aches. Being the perfect material to blend with creams, ointments and pastes. The presence of several alkaloids, lipids, saponins, glucosides, lupeol, phytosterols,…
This plant is a bushy tree that can grow up to 8 meters. It has been found growing wild in Mexico, Central America and in tropical lowlands, according to Sánchez Léon the plant can be found in altitudes of 1000 meters. It…
Mimosa Hostilis root bark (MHRB), also often referred to as “jurema preta” or “tepezcohuite”, is a perennial evergreen tree or shrub, which grows wild in North-eastern Brazil and in Southern Mexico. It is a wonderful product with a wide range…
Time needed: 30 minutes
Mimosa bark (Mimosa hostilis) is known for its versatile applications, from natural dyes to skincare. One interesting use is incorporating it into homemade soap or shampoo. Mimosa bark contains natural tannins and antioxidants that can soothe and protect the skin.…
Mimosa: A Beautiful and Sustainable Natural Dye Nature has long provided us with an incredible palette of colors, and one of the hidden gems in natural dyeing is Mimosa. Extracted from the bark of the Acacia mearnsii and Acacia dealbata trees, mimosa dye is a…
Introduction Mimosa Hostilis Root Bark (MHRB) is a powerful natural ingredient that has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, skincare, and sustainable crafts. While many people associate mimosa bark with its dyeing properties, it offers a wide range of…
Mimosa Hostilis vs. Common Skincare Ingredients: Which Is Better? The skincare market is full of options, from plant-based solutions to lab-created formulas. Mimosa Hostilis, a South American plant celebrated for its skin-rejuvenating properties, is gaining traction as an effective alternative…
