Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder

Overview Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder

Bixa Botanical's Gulab Phul Powder utilizes the gulab phul, a perennial shrub growing to 1-2 meters, renowned for its vibrant blossoms. This rose, prized in perfumery and for producing rosewater and rose concrete, offers edible petals used in culinary applications, herbal infusions, and confections like gulkand (rose petal preserve). Ayurvedic tradition credits rose petals with cooling properties, promoting kidney health and mitigating cardiac inflammation. They also contribute to skin well-being and offer a refreshing effect. Gulkand, specifically, is valued for addressing Pitta imbalance, heartburn, hyperacidity, and intestinal discomfort, acting as a general tonic. Scientific analysis reveals terpenes, glycosides, flavonoids, and anthocyanins within the rose, supporting its health benefits. Historically, rose petal decoctions served as diuretics and treatments for fever, breast pain, and menstrual irregularities. In Iranian medicine, rose petals, sweetened with sugar or honey, provided mental and physical cooling. Topically, a face mask of rose petal powder and cucumber juice offers hydration and a radiant complexion. Rosewater held a traditional role as an antiseptic for ocular and oral hygiene.

Primary Ingredients of Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder

Rose Petal Powder

Major Benefits of Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder:

• It functions as a cooling agent and refrigerant.
• This medication manages heavy menstrual bleeding in women.
• This medication reduces fever and promotes diuresis.
• Topical application promotes skin hydration and radiance.

How to Use Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder:

Follow the prescribed instructions.

Safety Instruction of Bixa Botanical Gulab Phul Powder:

• Always check the product label before administration.
• Keep in a cool, dry location, shielded from direct sunlight.
• Store where children cannot access.
• This product is unsuitable for individuals with severe health issues, pregnant women, or breastfeeding mothers.
• Seek your doctor's advice before starting treatment.