Tukumã is a powerful bioactive for the skin, for the communities that harvest it and for the forest.
For the body, it stimulates the natural production of hyaluronic acid, acting against the signs of skin aging.
For the women who harvest it, it regenerates their self-esteem and empowers them, providing them with an income and enabling them to become more autonomous and independent.
For the Amazon, Tukumã grows back even after fires, regenerating the forest, its soil and the lives that depend on it, including the Amazon wildlife.
Discover Natura Ekos Tukumã, a line of regenerative and anti-signs of aging biocosmetics that take care of your body and the Amazon.
Tukumã is the fruit of an Amazonian palm tree known for its ability to grow back quickly even after a fire, helping to bring the Amazonian forest back to life. The butter and oil extracted from the Tukumã tree work in a complementary way on your skin to stimulate cell renewal, protect and increase the natural amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin. Just as it does with the forest, Tukumã renews and replenishes your skin from within, fighting the signs of skin aging.
Hyaluronic acid, which is naturally present in the skin, is an essential element for hydrated and plumped skin. Its high capacity to absorb water helps to give volume and density to the skin, giving it a healthy, plump appearance.
Over time, the natural production of hyaluronic acid decreases and the cell renewal process slows down, making the skin's surface more dehydrated and wrinkled.
Natura's research has succeeded in extracting from the Tukumã fruit, a natural and renewable source, not just one, but two plant bioactives: pure and unrefined Tukumã oil and butter, which act in a complementary way on the skin.
Tukumã acts as an anti-signs of aging for the body: it moisturises your skin from the inside, plumping and regenerating it, reducing its micro wrinkles and fine lines. The skin is plumper, smoother and more even!
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