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Neam Leaf Powder

Neem tree, found in every nook and cranny of our country that goes by the latin name Azadirachta indicia, is a native to Myanmar, Bangladesh and other tropical countries. The tree that grows up to 65 to 115 feet tall, belongs to the family of Meliaceae and is a source of Mahongany wood owing to its reddish-brown timber.

Neem tree is highly prized in traditional medicines and all its products are widely used in the treatment of various external and internal health conditions. It is in fact valued as Nature’s Drug Store, thanks to its unbelievable medicinal incentives. The medicinal properties of neem are distinct, and all parts of the tree be its flowers, bark, stem, twigs, seed and leaves are incorporated into the formulations of medicines, soaps, cosmetics, toothpaste and mosquito repellants.

Neem leaf powder is one of the popular products of neem tree and can be used both internally or as a topical application on the skin.

Avuri powder (Indigo Powder)

Indigo powder is the powder got from indigo plant. Indigo is a small shrub that grows about 1 to 2 meters high and produces beautiful pink flowers. Indigo plant has wonderful medicinal uses and all parts of the plant is used medicinally. You can identify indigo plant with it’s leaves and the flowers.
Though indigo is known mainly as a natural dye, it has other amazing hair benefits too. Indigo is mainly used in the form of hair oil for stimulating hair growth and in the form of hair pack for dyeing the hair.

For dyeing, it is applied after henna. Henna makes the hair reddish orange and indigo dyes the hair dark blue color and together they create a natural black color. If you want black color, make sure to use indigo after applying henna, this will ensure you get a dark color. If you want a dark reddish tinge color, you can mix both henna and indigo together and apply.

Sarpgandha

Also known as Other Names 'Sarpgandha Roots', 'Sarpagandha', 'Snakeroot', 'Rauvolfia Serpentina', 'Indian snakeroot’, ‘Chandrabhaga’ or ‘Chhota Chandis’. It is an important medicinal plant distributed in the foot-hills of the Himalayan range. It has long tapering snake-like roots which are a rich source of reserpine alkaloids. This alkaloid is used in the manufacture of anti-hypertensive and sedative medicines. The roots are also used in Ayurvedic and other systems of medicines for curing a wide range of ailments.

The plant is used in the treatment of hypertension, anxiety, and insomnia. In the traditional medicinal system, it is also used orally for snake bites, insect bites, fever, constipation, and malaria. It is also considered useful in treating liver disease, rheumatoid arthritis, edema, and epilepsy. Along with that, it also acts as a uterine stimulant which helps the uterus to contract.

Coriander Seeds

It is a great source of potassium, iron, vitamins A, K, and C, folic acid, magnesium, and calcium that can heal many health issues.

Hair loss can come about because of debilitated hair follicles, hormonal imbalance and stress, in addition to an improper diet. Coriander seeds are known to prevent hair falland invigorate the roots for the development of new hair. They fortify the hair follicles and initiate further development, in this way keeping under control your hair fall issues.

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that is crucial for a sound body and beautiful skin. Coriander seeds have numerous key vitamins like folic acid, vitamin A and beta-carotene, and most importantly, vitamin C. According to Madhavi Rathod of Vedic Healing, coriander leaves and seeds contain nearly 30% of the everyday suggested measure of vitamin C, which helps in curing cold and flu.

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