Soapnut, A Hidden Gem of Nature!
Protects From GermsNaturally Anti-Bacterial |
Protects From Rashes & AllergiesHypoallergenic |
Gentle on SkinpH of 4-6, same as that of baby's skin |
- Soapnut is an Ayurvedic herb that is naturally anti-bacterial and anti-fungal.
- It is also the only naturally occurring soap/cleaning agent. It is also very effective, especially on stains and tough odours.
- Soapnut's powerful anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties have proven to treat skin disorders like acne, eczema, and psoriasis. Soapnut finds its place in various Ayurvedic literature for its medicinal powers.
- Soapnut’s natural pH is in the range of 4-6 which is also the pH of human skin.
- It is hypoallergic, odourless, and has natural conditioning properties.
- It has been used in Ayurveda for centuries to prevent hair loss and make hair shiny and lustrous.
We all Indians must have used some DIY/Granma's recipe with it!
Soapnut Is the Best Cleaning Agent When It Comes To Our Little Ones!
What commercially available baby products achieve through a concoction of chemicals, we achieve that from Soapnut, without adding any chemicals, all naturally! Keep reading to understand how.
* Soapnut is naturally pH balanced with a pH range of 4-6. Thus, we do not need to artificially bring down the pH, which is generally the practice with all chemical soaps.
* Soapnut is naturally tough on stains, dirt, grime & odours. Thus, we do not need to add any bleaching or brightening agents, which again is a practice to enhance cleaning performance.
* Anti-bacterial properties are achieved in soaps by adding chemical disinfectants. Whereas, Soapnut is naturally anti-bacterial & anti-fungal.
* Soapnut is a gentle cleanser which means it cleans without causing any damage to the skin or clothes. Many chemical cleansers are so harsh that artificial conditioners are added to mask their effects.
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Science, Research and Experts- What they say about Soapnut (Reetha)
In the realm of Soapnut research, A. Upadhyay & D.K. Singh (2012) stated in their study that along with various other benefits Soapnut is also anti-bacterial. These natural antibacterial properties help protect infants from harmful bacteria, reducing the risk of infections. By incorporating anti-bacterial Soapnut into their routine, parents can provide an extra layer of cleanliness and hygiene for their little ones.
R. Bhalekar, S. Padher, Dr. Ashwini & R. Madgulakr (2017) have expanded on the uses and benefits of Soapnut by stating, "Soapnut is a popular ingredient in Ayurvedic shampoos and cleansers, it is used in Ayurvedic medicine for treatment of eczema, psoriasis, for removing tan, oily (whitening effects) secretions and freckles from the skin and is Hypoallergenic. "In the same article, authors have also talked about how hypoallergenic properties make it a better surfactant than Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLS). Hypoallergenic properties keep babies away from skin irritations and allergies.
Another informative aspect of Soapnut is highlighted by Wojtoñ, Szaniawska, Hołysz, Miller and Szcześ (2021)who mentioned that "The pH values of Sp. mukorossi and Sp. trifoliatu solutions in distilled water are 4.6 to 4.8."These pH values of Soapnuts (sapindus mukorossi) makes it pH balanced, further making it suitable in products meant for delicate skin of babies.
Why Soapnut is Better For the Little Ones?
Soapnut finds its place in various Ayurvedic literature to treat skin disorders like acne, eczema, and psoriasis.
Soapnut as soap is gentle and has natural conditioning properties. It has been used in Ayurveda for centuries to prevent hair loss and make hair shiny and lustrous.We all Indians must have used some DIY/Granma's recipe with it!
We all Indians must have used some DIY/Granma's recipe with it!
By embracing Soapnut as part of our baby care routine, we can nurture our babies with the utmost care, confidence, and respect for nature. Soapnut is the right step towards healthier future for both our little ones and the environment!