Tepezcohuite powder, valued in ancient Mayan culture as a sacred raw material, is characterized by its high content of tannins and saponins. These substances contribute to its popularity due to its beneficial effects on healing skin wounds. It is extracted from the bark of the Tepezcohuite tree, also known as Mimosa tenuiflora, which is currently known as the "tree of the skin" for its significant dermatological benefits.

100% natural raw material used in the cosmetic and sweat industry (more in Mexico than in the Czech Republic).

In 2007, a study was conducted on people suffering from tibial ulcers, and patients treated with 5% tepezcohuite extract experienced an impressive 92% reduction in ulcer size after 8 weeks. In contrast, the control group saw no improvement in their condition.