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Ashwagandha

If you are a believer in Ayurvedic medicine, Ashwagandha is a very familiar herb. And why not Ashwagandha is one of the most important Ayurvedic herbs. In the history of Indian medicine, it has been called a wonder herb or an adaptogen (stress-relieving agent). The name Ashwagandha comes from ashwa or horse and gandha or smell. Let’s know its benefits in skin and hair care.
In skin care
Its role in increasing the brightness of the skin is immense. Because the antioxidant properties in it help blood circulation and increase immunity. Also removes age marks or wrinkles on the face. Moisturizes dry skin. Regular consumption of Ashwagandha increases the softness of the skin. Because Ashwagandha is rich in moisturizers. Ashwagandha powder was used in Ayurveda for dry skin, burns and cuts. Ashwagandha is currently used in any cosmetic for dry skin. Because the power of healing the skin is abundant in Ashwagandha.
Pack Ashwagandha powder + multani soil + rose powder + water. Apply the pack on the face for 20 minutes and wash it. It removes acne, acne scars, wrinkles.
Ashwagandha for hair care
Ashwagandha has a magical role in hair care. Strengthens hair roots by increasing blood circulation to the scalp. Follicel is an important ingredient for healthy hair which is rich in Ashwagandha. Now a days our major problem is hair fall. Ashwagandha is a super hair tonic for hair loss. Its antioxidant and hormone balancing system play an effective role. Prevents hair graying.
Pack Ashwagandha + Amalki + Behera + Aloe Vera gel. According to the size of the hair, take all the ingredients in equal amount and apply it on the hair for 45 minutes. Then shampoo the hair.