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Mulethi or licorice powder is one of the most popular ingredients used in ayurveda to treat certain ailments. In Ayurveda, this root powder is called Yashtimadhu, and it is derived from the stem of licorice.

Mulethi Edible Powder: Consumption of mulethi boosts immunity and helps to improve cough and cold.

Mulethi powder for skin whitening: Helps to lighten sun tan and minimizes blemishes and marks.

Mulethi powder for hair helps to removes all traces of dirt and excess oil accumulated on scalp. Fades dark spots, acne breakouts and help to maintain a healthy glowing skin.

Mulethi is one effective Ayurvedic ingredient which works wonders for dry, oily and even combination skin. By using it to make a face mask, you can see visible reduction in dark spots and pigmentation on your skin.

Mulethi Powder for Skin Care: Take a bowl, add mulethi powder and sandalwood powder, Mix well and add raw milk. Using a spoon mix all well, Make sure the consistency is thick and there are no lumps. Your face pack is ready. Wash your face with water, and pat dry it. With a brush apply the face pack on the skin. Don’t forget your neck area. Let it sit for another 15-20 minutes and wash it off from cold water. Apply this twice a week for the best results.

Manufacturer	Natural Health and Herbal Products, Thakkarnagar, Ahmedabad – 382350 (Mo: +91 8200974853)
Country of Origin	India
Item model number	NHP-334-Mulethi-P-100-1
Product Dimensions	18 x 10 x 2 cm; 100 g
ASIN	B0CPXWNG7Y

100g Mulethi powder for eating | Jeshthamadh | Yashtimadhu For Eating(Cough, Throat), Hair Care, Skin Care Skin Brightening, Face

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