Sindhiya Enterprise

• MOQ 300 Kilogram
• Quality100% Pure Sapindus Mukorossi

We are offering soapnut shells/ sapindus mukorossi/ himalayan washnuts. We are leading processors of wild soapnuts, we deals in soapnuts since last 12 years, already exported to uk, canada, france, australia, ireland, philippines, hongkong and other countries. We have premium quality of himalayan soapnuts in ready stock; packing available in cotton bags and cellphone bags for 100g, 250g, 500g, 1 kg and in bulk according to requirement of buyer. A small empty non bleached cotton bag with tie for washing and a 4 color user manual would be included with each pack of any measurement.

• MOQ 100 Kilogram
• Packaging TypeYellowish
• QualityPremium 100% Pure

Thanakha Powder as Hair Remover Thanaka Powder is a soft bark powder out of the burmese Thanaka tree. Its cosmetic use goes back several thousand years to the famous Queen of Peikthano who used to grind a log of Thanaka on a circular stone called kyauk pyin and mix it with water to create a paste. Afterwards she applied the paste to her face using it as a facial mask making her glowing and soft. Despite modern cosmetic products you will still find many Burmese women wearing their Thanaka with pride. Over the years Thanaka find its way to ayurvedic practitioners that started to use the Thanaka for the pastes used in their treatments. Preparation Mix pure Thanaka powder (find out more about Thanaka on this article on www.sindhiya.com) with the same amount of Kusuma oil until it forms a brownbeige coloured, oily cream. So for 100ml of Kusuma oil you will need about 40-50g of Thanaka Powder (quality Thanaka Powder is usually grinded in very thin particles and has a rather big volume). Tip: Add some Turmeric powder to the paste of Thanaka and Kusuma to brighten your skin complexion. If you use Turmeric make sure to wear a towel or clothes where you dont mind stains. Step 1: Remove all your unwanted hair the way you prefer and wash the area thoroughly. Step 2: Apply the cream of Kusuma oil and Thanaka powder on the shaved area and massage it gently against the direction of the hair growth for 5-10 minutes. Step 3: Leave the cream on for some time, preferably overnight (your cells are especially active during your sleep). Repeat this procedure for the next 3-4 months.

• MOQ 26 Ton
• Purity99%

We are offering kaempferia galanga l. Names: kaempferia galanga, kapoor kachri, zodiary roots, spiked ginger, resurrection lily galanga, galgant-spice lily, hinguru-piyali, maraba, shannai (tcm), kuunkuun, sidhoul, camphor root, gisol, kencur, aromatic ginger, sand ginger, cutcherry. Kaempferia galangal is called "cekur", "cekuh" or "kecil galanga" in malay; "kencur" or "kentjoer" in indonesia; "ingurupiyali" or "hingurupiyali" in sri lanka; "proh hom", "hom proh", "waan teendin" or "waan hom" in thailand. There are also names in other languages referring to sand, such as german ("sandingwer") and chinese ("saa jiang") . In sindhi, urdu & hindi kapoor kachri. The scientific name is in honour of german botanist engelbert kaempfer. This short-stemmed herb has flat, green, round leaves that measure 3-6 inches across. The white flowers (with a purple spot on the lip) are ephemeral, grow from the center of the plant, and grow to about 1 inch breadth. Kaempferia galanga is found in tropical areas of africa, and in southeast asia (hofmann et al. 1992, 46). Traditional uses: kaempferia galanga is used as an entheogen and aphrodisiac in new guinea. There, it is taken as part of the final three stages of initiation rituals along with species of boletus mushrooms, heimiella sp., russula sp. And psilocybe mushrooms (voogelbreinder 2009, 207). Every species in the genus is prized for the highly aromatic rhizome, which is used to flavor rice, and as a medicine. In malaysia, the plant was added to arrow poison prepared from antians toxicaria. It is used to make incense in japan. In thailand, the root and leaves are put into curries as a flavoring, and the plant is used as a medicine, as well.