Shou sugi ban is a traditional Japanese technique of charring wood to preserve it and make it more durable. The process involves burning the surface of the wood, then brushing and oiling it to protect it from further decay and weathering. The carbon layer protects the interior wood in very much the same way that stains or sealants would. This technique is used in both exterior and interior settings, even being used on furniture and decor. This is a video of @live_edge_lust performing the Shou su

31K views · 156 reactions | Pokok ARAK "Kayu Sugi". Lihat bagaimana cara akarnya dipotong untuk dijadikan kayu sugi. Kemudian ditimbus kembali umbinya untuk terus berakar.... | Dar Taibah Barakah | Facebook

Many Africans still use miswak daily without toothpaste, and studies show it helps prevent cavities, whiten teeth, and support gum health often outperforming modern toothbrushes. #cavities #toothbrush #teethwhitening | Healthy living

10K views · 187 reactions | Miswak is a natural teeth-cleaning stick made from the Salvadora persica tree, used for centuries across Africa. Many Africans still use miswak daily without toothpaste, and studies show it helps prevent cavities, whiten teeth, and support gum health often outperforming modern toothbrushes. #cavities #toothbrush #teethwhitening | Healthy living | Facebook