- 100% natural Reetha powder
- Proven efficacy and integral part of ancient Indian Ayurvedic medicine
- Used as a shampoo substitute for hair cleansing
- Nourishes and moisturizes the hair
- Combats hair fall and dandruff
- Leaves the hair healthy and shiny
- No chemicals
- 100-gram package
Reetha powder has been used for centuries in Asia to treat various conditions. In Japan, it is used as a pericarp that prolongs life, and in China, it is used as a fruit to control various diseases.
What is Reetha?
Scientifically known as Sapindus mukorossi, Reetha is a broad-leaved tree of the Sapindaceae family. It is also called soap nut, washing nut, aritha, dodan, and dodani.
This ingredient has always stood out for its popular traditional values. Reetha is found in the mountainous regions of the Himalayas in India. The fruit, ground into powder, has been used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine for decades. Nowadays, this ingredient is a part of many Ayurvedic shampoos and cleansing products.
Nutritional Value of Reetha
The main components present in Reetha are saponins, sugars, and sticky substances. Reetha seeds are a rich source of proteins and show a balanced composition of amino acids. It also contains sugars and fibers, as well as phytochemicals (polyphenols and saponins).
Properties of Reetha Powder
These are the most notable properties:
Effective protection against harmful sun rays.
Antifungal effect.
Reduces bacterial activity.
Antiparasitic effect (can kill lice).
Anti-inflammatory.
Healing action.
Relieves joint pain.
Hair Treatment
Reetha powder is widely used in shampoos as it produces a completely natural and nourishing lather. It also helps in removing scalp sebum and eliminating parasites.
How to Use Reetha
Wet your hair and apply the liquid all over the scalp.
Massage to create lather and leave it on for a few minutes.
Rinse with running water.
Do not shampoo your hair afterward.
Adjust the amount of infusion according to the length of your hair. You can store the excess solution in the refrigerator.
Another option:
Put the powder in a cup of hot water according to the length of your hair.
Let it steep for several hours and then use it directly without straining.
And also:
Make a paste with the powder and hot water.
Apply it all over the scalp and hair.
Massage to create lather and leave it on for a few minutes.
Rinse your hair.
You also have the option of applying a paste of Amla, Reetha, and Shikakai all over the hair. It’s like using shampoo and conditioner. The formula cleanses, adds shine, and leaves the hair soft and easy to comb. If you prefer, cook the three ingredients in equal amounts in a glass container and use the decoction to wash your hair.
Other Uses of Reetha
From treating the skin to being used as an antiseptic, for example, as an ingredient in a natural soap, this powder has many other uses. Let’s explore the most well-known ones.
Skin Treatment
Reetha has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties, making it effectively contribute to wound healing. It is especially recommended for combating acne and eczema. Additionally, it acts as a gentle liquid body exfoliant. You just need to prepare it in the same way as the natural shampoo.
As you can see, Reetha powder is a highly valuable ingredient in any skincare treatment. And not only that, as it has many other uses that you can incorporate into your regular care and beauty routine.
| Weight | 100 kg |
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