Ribeirinhos produce cosmetics with tucumã, a fruit with properties to delay skin aging

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Community of São João Batista, in Pará, sells the crop extracted from the Amazon for the production of cosmetics. Riverside communities produce cosmetics with tucumã, a fruit with properties to delay skin aging The riverside community of São João Batista, in Abaetetuba, northeast Pará, is harvesting tucumã to generate income. The orange colored fruit is used to make cosmetics. The tucumã grows from a palm tree. Its pulp is rich in omega 3 and vitamin C. In the routine of riverine people, it is consumed as juices and in natura. To turn it into cosmetics, you need to remove its oil. In the industry, its products are sold in Brazil and worldwide. One of the components used in the sector is hyaluronic acid, which is important for maintaining skin health and preventing signs of aging. Tucumã also helps in the synthesis of collagen, another agent that maintains skin firmness and delays the appearance of wrinkles. Check out the full report in the video above. Most watched videos from Globo Rural

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