
In West Africa, people have often used medicinal roots and bark for their primary care but also to overcome the most serious diseases. Coming from plants very popular in terms of pharmacopoeia, these barks have powerful therapeutic virtues. Discover here, a list of the most used African roots in traditional medicine and their different virtues

In the past, African plants were used not only for therapeutic purposes but also incorporated into the daily diet. They allowed the populations of ancient times to survive for millennia, thanks to traditional medicine before the introduction of modern medical care techniques in Africa. Endowed with many therapeutic virtues, these African plants still make it possible today to feed themselves, to treat deficiencies and to overcome several diseases. Their effectiveness is no longer to be proven. We tell you about it in this article.

Artemisia is a plant that has been used for ages in traditional African medicine. In recent years, it has been the subject of debate because of its potential effectiveness against malaria and more recently against covid-19. What should you know about artemisia? What virtues are hidden behind this plant? Let's find out together!

African plants are a real concentrate of benefits. They have always been used to relieve, prevent or cure many ailments. Although modern medicine has proven itself, about 75% of the African population still uses traditional medicine. The accessibility and effectiveness of African plants are the reasons for this choice. Apart from their therapeutic benefits, they have interesting nutritional and cosmetic properties. It is therefore necessary to know the virtues of African plants well in order to be able to use them wisely. In this article, we make you (re)discover African plants and their virtues.

In order to make their skin clear, many Africans engage in depigmentation. This practice affects almost all strata of society and mainly women. In reality, for these people, having clear, radiant and luminous skin is a sign and proof of beauty.But the people who resort to this practice seem to be unaware of the risks to which they are exposed. What are the health consequences of this practice? What are the alternative solutions to make the skin beautiful without having to resort to depigmentation? We look into it in this article.

The environment in which we live, the atmosphere, and the harmony that reign there, are very decisive in our well-being. If you live in an environment that is not viable at all, and with a bad atmosphere, you will feel the negative consequences. Senegalese women have understood this well, and are equipping themselves with tools to make their habitat pleasant to live in.

When the "Djongué" combines with the masculine, the woman loses control of her emotions. Praised for their tricks and other women's secrets,senegalese women have finished to rise to the top of the list of model wives in Africa. Is it not common to hear the men of Senegal's neighbouring countries take the Senegalese of the vintage as the ideal wife?

I had to be asked this question a hundred times on Whatsapp, in private message Insta and Facebook: How are we using mint crystals, in 99% of cases it was knowing its use for intimate relationships. Without taboo, we explain the different possible uses of mint crystals, with an integration of your different questions at the end of the article.

The essis, also called 4 sides is the fruit of tetrapleura tetraptera.Tetrapleura tetraptera is known worldwide for curing fibroids, ovarian cysts and uterine polyps. It has allowed many women around the world to remedy their infertility and avoid surgery. It is a natural solution to use, especially when you know that every surgery carries a risk, is expensive and that fibroids, cysts or uterine polyps can regrow even after the operation.

Its botanical name is Cyperus rotondus, a herbaceous of the papyrus family. It is a plant similar to Souchet (Cyperus esculentus), they have the same root, one comes from West Africa (Mali, Senegal...) and the other from East Africa Gow contains essential oils with medicinal properties such as fever reduction, inflammation and pain. Tuber extracts can reduce nausea and act as a muscle relaxant. They are also used for lung and urinary system problems.

Irregular cycles, painful periods, urinary tract infections etc. are the regular lot of many women. Against these various evils, plants can be true allies for their well-being. Capable of relieving and curing female ailments, plants are used in infusion or decoction. Some of them are millennia old and have proven to be effective.

Do you want to add a splash of colour to your wardrobe or would you like to give a personalized gift to a loved one? Are you a lover of wax, kenté, bogolan or the mix of these textiles? Do you like the traditional and modern style pairing? Do you aspire to a dressing room that reflects your values, your personality, your particularity? You are in your ideal shop.

Yesterday mocked for its appetite for loose, extravagant and colorful clothing, Africa has been able to dredge elegance over the decades to make it its sweetener today. The African tailor, whether from Dakar, Abidjan, Lagos, Lomé, Bamako, Conakry, Accra, has strongly forged an identity in the traditional.