Bluing Soap

In Surinamese culture, blue powder is often used for protection against evil spirits and negative energies. This blue powder is known as “blue gunpowder” or “blue powder” and is traditionally made from ground indigofera plants. It is often used in spiritual rituals and ceremonies. This product is a soap made from this blue powder, making it easier to use in the bath, which is very effective.

It is believed that the color blue has a spiritual meaning and can help ward off bad energies and evil spirits. It is considered a color of spiritual protection and positive powers.

The blue powder is usually applied to the body, especially the forehead, hands, and feet, as a protective marker. It is also sometimes used to cleanse homes and other spaces and protect them from negativity.

The use of blue powder for protection is deeply rooted in Surinamese culture and is an important part of spiritual practices and folklore. It serves as a way to protect oneself and others from negative influences and to create a positive spiritual atmosphere.