TPRG Kasthuri Manjal Powder- 100 Gms | Herbal Powder/Kasturi Turmeric Powder/Haldi Powder Use For Glowing Skin

"An Ayurvedic Treasure for Divine and Daily Wellness"

• History and Origins: The ancient turmeric species Kasthuri Manjal, also known as Curcuma aromatica, originated in South Asia, especially India. Kasthuri Manjal is well-known for its cosmetic, medicinal, and aromatic characteristics, unlike common kitchen turmeric powder (Curcuma longa). This wild turmeric has been used in traditional Indian ceremonies and therapeutic systems for over 4,000 years, according to classical Ayurvedic writings and ethnobotanical research (ref: Britannica, Google Scholar). The term "Kasthuri" refers to its rich, earthy scent and translates to "musk."

• Reputation: Turmeric powder Highly esteemed in the southern Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka, kasthuri manjal is frequently used in traditional medicine, temple ceremonies, and bridal beauty routines. haldi powder is particularly valued in Ayurvedic panchakarma procedures in Kerala and is widely used in Tamil and Telugu families for therapeutic and religious purposes.

• Applications and Use:
1. Cosmetic Use: Use as a face pack mixed with rose water or milk to get radiant skin, lessen acne, and remove tans.
2. Pooja Rituals: Used in abhishekam (ritual bathing) and in preparing idols for special occasions because of its holy and cleansing properties.
3. Therapeutic: Functions as a natural disinfectant, reduces inflammation, and aids in wound healing.

• Preservation Methods: Kasthuri Manjal haldi powder should be kept in an airtight container, away from moisture and direct sunlight, in order to preserve its fragrance and strength. Keep in a cool, dry location to maintain effectiveness for up to a year.

• Divine Orientation and Festivals: Kasthuri manjal powder is most closely linked to the Devi (Goddess) worship in South Indian practices. It is used in holy abhishekams at temples dedicated to the gods and goddesses Durga, Mariamman, and Amman during the ceremonies of Navaratri, Varalakshmi Vratham, and Thai Pongal. Additionally, it is used in ceremonies performed in the months of Karthigai Deepam and Aadi.

• Distinct Features and Texture:

1. Texture: A golden yellow, finely ground, smooth powder with a musky aroma.

2. USPs: Unlike consumable turmeric, Kasthuri manjal powder is non-staining to the skin, has a strong aroma, and penetrates deeply, making it perfect for skincare and spiritual practices.

"To bring this holy, aromatic, and adaptable herbal gem into your home, place your order right now. Kasthuri Manjal Herbal Powder is the purest gift of nature, regardless of whether you use it for religious rites or your regular beauty regimen. Include it in your house for good health, peace, and heavenly favors."