Ayurvedic Tulsi Powder 100 g

Ayurvedic Tulasi Powder — Natural Care for Skin and Hair

Ayurvedic Tulasi Powder, derived from the sacred basil (Ocimum sanctum), is a key ingredient in Ayurvedic medicine due to its powerful cleansing and antiseptic properties. This natural powder is ideal for skincare and haircare, improving their overall condition, regulating oil production, and promoting deep cleansing. Its properties make Tulasi an excellent choice for addressing acne, inflammation, and dandruff in cosmetic formulations.

Key Properties:

• Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory action.
• Deeply cleanses the skin, improving texture and tone.
• Regulates oiliness and helps fight acne.
• Strengthens hair and stimulates growth, preventing dandruff.

Cosmetic Applications: Ayurvedic Tulasi Powder is widely used in face masks, shampoos, scrubs, and Beldi. Beldi with Tulasi powder provides deep cleansing, removing impurities and dead skin cells, leaving the skin soft and refreshed. Tulasi is an ideal base ingredient in cosmetics for oily and problem skin, as well as for hair care treatments.

Example Recipe — Beldi with Tulasi Powder (for 100 g):

• 50 g Tulasi powder
• 30 g Beldi soap base (olive oil-based)
• 10 ml black cumin oil
• 10 ml water
• 5 drops eucalyptus essential oil

1. Mix the Beldi soap base with water and gently heat until it softens.
2. Add the Tulasi powder and black cumin oil, stirring thoroughly.
3. Add the eucalyptus essential oil.
4. Apply the Beldi to wet skin, gently massage, and leave on for a few minutes before rinsing with warm water. This treatment deeply cleanses and nourishes the skin.

Benefits:

1. Suitable for oily, problematic, and sensitive skin.
2. Deeply cleanses pores and helps treat inflammation and acne.
3. Provides essential nutrients for healthy skin and hair.
4. 100% natural composition with no additives or chemicals.

"Mylo Opt" offers Ayurvedic Tulasi Powder in bulk and retail with worldwide shipping. This unique ingredient is a perfect choice for creating natural cosmetics inspired by ancient Ayurvedic traditions.