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Reetha (Soapnut) Powder 100 g

Why Soap Nut Powder Is Gaining Ground in Natural Hair and Fabric Care

Reetha, commonly known as soapnut, comes from the dried and ground fruit shells of the Sapindus mukorossi tree, native to India and Nepal. The pulp is naturally rich in saponins, compounds that create a gentle lather when combined with water, which is why this powder has been used for centuries as a mild cleanser for hair, skin, and even delicate fabrics. Global demand for soapnut has been growing steadily among manufacturers of sulfate-free shampoos, natural hair care lines, and eco-friendly laundry products looking for plant-based alternatives to synthetic surfactants. This item belongs to the Ayurveda section, which brings together botanical raw materials with a long history in traditional Indian body care practices.

The most common application of reetha powder is in home-based and small-batch formulation of liquid and solid shampoos, gentle washes for wool and silk, and clarifying scalp treatments. The powder is typically infused in warm water, kept below 40-50 degrees Celsius to preserve saponin activity, at a ratio of roughly one part powder to eight or ten parts water, left to steep for 20-30 minutes, then strained through cheesecloth before use as a hair rinse or standalone cleanser. For finished shampoo bases, it can be blended in during the cold-mixing stage at around 2-5 grams per 100 grams of base to boost foam without relying on harsh detergents.

Reetha powder pairs naturally with other botanicals from the same collection: combining it with Horsetail Powder in an infusion adds a strengthening effect for hair thanks to its natural silica content, while blending it with Sacred Lotus Powder creates a gentler formula suited to sensitive scalp and facial skin. The Ayurvedic range on the site is quite broad, also including items like Garam Masala Powder, which is used in food production and home cooking, illustrating just how widely traditional Indian powders are applied across industries.

Soapnut powder should be stored in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and moisture, in a tightly sealed container, which helps preserve its cleansing activity over time. The 100 gram size is well suited for home crafters and small studio production runs that want to test a formula before scaling up, as well as for anyone who prefers preparing cleansing solutions in small fresh batches. It is worth noting that reetha produces a lighter, less persistent foam compared to sulfate surfactants, so industrial formulations often combine it with mild natural co-surfactants to reach the desired texture. In solid soap bars, the powder can be added during the cooling stage at 1-3 grams per 100 grams of base, giving the finished bar extra cleansing properties.

Herbal Soapnut Hair Rinse

Reetha powder 15 g

Hot water 350 ml

Dried hibiscus flowers 5 g

Carrier oil 5 ml

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Reviews

Очень рада, что нашла этот магазин. Теперь я могу создавать косметику, которая идеально подходит моей коже и волосам.

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Георгіна, Хмельницький

Шукала натуральні масла для догляду за обличчям. Знайшла саме те, що потрібно, в цьому магазині. Якість чудова, ціна доступна.

1 September 2026

Злата, Сєвєродонецьк

Відмінний магазин! Швидко оформили замовлення і доставили.

INCI	Sapindus mukorossi powder
Other
Application	hair cosmetics, facial cosmetics, ubtan, Indian use, masks, scrubs, gels
Att brand	India
Attention	This natural powder may form hard clumps due to its sticky texture, but this does not affect its properties. Before use, simply knead the lumps.
Color product	dark yellow
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Reetha (Soapnut) Powder 100 g
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	100 grams
Solubility	insoluble
Storage	in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, do not freeze
View	powder
Valid until	12.2028