Brazilian Beauty Secrets: The Teadora Blog

November 27, 2019

Teadora's 2019 Gift Guide for Everyone!

The season of gifting is upon us - pamper your loved ones with eco-friendly gifts for healthy, glowing skin and hair + the feel-good benefit of helping to save and protect the Amazon rainforest. We have made it easy to shop for any of your loved ones with our gift...

April 22, 2019

How to Use Raw Vitamin C Maracujá Oil in Your Skin Care Routine

The ‘pure miracle’ maracujá oil is an effective all-around ingredient for skin care, simultaneously soothing and moisturizing while treating your skin. It’s effective both when included in your daily skincare routine, as well as topical treatment for sun damage, youthful skin maintenance and even acne. I consider Maracujá the “101”...

April 09, 2019

Pure Maracujá Oil for Skincare

Commonly known as passion fruit, the Portuguese refer to this Amazonian superfood as ‘maracujá’. Its nickname is the ‘pure miracle’ in Brazil, so called for its properties of simultaneously reducing dryness and oiliness to provide a flawless look. When incorporated correctly in your beauty regimen, healthier, more moisturized skin are...

January 10, 2019

14 Wildly Potent Anti-Aging Ingredients from the Amazon Rainforest

No matter where you live in the world, we rely on the rainforests far more than most people realize. From food and medicine to climate control, the Amazon rainforest - in particular - provides the planet and its inhabitants with sustenance and life in so many important ways. The products...

September 05, 2018

How Maracujá Oil Soothes & Treats Skin

The luscious oil produced by the superfruit maracujá, also known as passionfruit, is wonderfully moisturizing for the skin. It’s considered to be a highly effective emollient, since it has the ability to penetrate deep into the skin to soothe and moisturize, while preventing that nourishing moisture from escaping. Maracujá oil...

August 28, 2018

All About Maracujá: The Power of Passionfruit

Maracujá is the Portuguese name for the superfruit more commonly known as passion fruit. The name maracujá comes from a word in Paraguayan Guaraní that means “nursery for flies” - probably because the juicy pulp of the fruit contains around 250 black seeds. These seeds are very rich with a...