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Rose Petal Powder

Use this fragrant, astringent powder in body powders, facials, salt scrubs, milk baths, and soap. Rose Petal Powder adds a nice relaxing aroma to body wrap blends. A mixture of Rose Petal Powder, lemon peel powder and multani mitti clay and yogurt or pureed strawberries will pull oils from the skin and stimulate circulation. Add a little neem powder to this recipe for acne prone skin. Rose powder can vary in color ranging from dusty rose to beige to dark brown. It does not remain red after the roses are dried. Botanical name : Rosa Centrifolia

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Basil Leaves Powder

Our Basil Leaves Powder are widely used for making different types of Ayurvedic medicines. Botanicalname : Ocimum Sanctum English name : Holy Basil Indians have long worshipped Tulsi as a sacred plant. In fact, for thousands of years, Tulsi had been grown for spiritual reasons in the gardens of most Indian homes. Its branches, leaves and fragrance are used by Indians in for purification purposes and to heighten spiritual awareness. Thus, Tulsi is noted for these spiritual attributes, is commonly called holy basil. Also known by the names the Queen of Herbs, the Incomparable One and the Mother Medicine of Nature Tulsi is also a powerful medicine. Tulsi is considered to be an adaptogen, balancing different processes in the body, and helpful for adapting to stress. Ocimum sanctum (holy basil), called Tulsi in India, is ubiquitous in Hindu tradition. Perhaps its role as a healing herb was instrumental in its "sacred" implication. Tulsi have antibacterial, anti fungal, antiviral & de-toxicant properties, its regular use prevents heart attacks. The leaves in the form of a paste are used in parasitical diseases of the skin and also applied to the finger and toenails during fever when the limbs are cold. Available in all kind of packing