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Discovering the Magic of Mussiro: A Personal Journey with This Timeless Beauty Secret Women in a village in Nampula using Mussiro  I recently embarked on an intriguing journey into the world of Mussiro , a beauty practice deeply rooted in Mozambican tradition. For centuries, the women of northern Mozambique, especially from the Nampula region, have been using Mussiro —a paste made from the plant Olax dissitiflora —to maintain their glowing skin. I’d read about its amazing properties, but I wanted to experience it firsthand. Women with a Mussiro Paint on the face (Adobestock Photo) A Rejuvenating Tradition The first thing that caught my attention about Mussiro was how the women of Nampula speak of its rejuvenating effects. They swear by its ability to soften and cleanse the skin, leaving it revitalized. Some women even apply it all over their bodies to remove impurities. When I finally tried it, I understood why it's called a “miracle cream.” The fine Mussiro powder, when mixed wi...