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Helps to purify and exfoliate skin
Regular usage of Avvai naturals "s herbal bath powder can help people with acne or pimples, by reducing oil secretion. Using Herbal Bath Powder on a daily basis can help reduce body odor and excessive sweating. It acts like a toner, minimizing pores on the skin.
Key Ingredients: Indian Gooseberry,rose Petal,Senna Auriculata, psoralea corylifolia,Kalonji,Curcuma Zedoaria,coleus Vettiveroides,Poopy Seeds,Arjuna bark,green gram
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Helps to purify and exfoliate skin
100% amla skin .(without seed) is a very special fruit full of antioxidants that are effective in reducing the cell damage which reduces the free radicals that can cause disease in the body
No Artificial Preservatives or chemicals have been used at any point of the 'Extraction, Filtration & Packing' process.
Castor oil is 100% pure and natural. It is free from chemicals, added color and artificial fragrance hence suitable for all hair & skin types and can be used by adults and children
A back facial can help to clear clogged pores by toning, nourishment and exfoliation.
No Artificial Preservatives or chemicals have been used at any point of the 'Extraction, Filtration & Packing' process.
Coconut Oil is 100% pure and natural, Preservative Free, Gluten Free, Non GMO editable oil.
Best energy purifier of atmosphere used to remove negativity with long lasting pleasant aroma fragrance and also for warding off mosquitoes.
Immunity booster and effectively manages all respiratory ailments.
Herbal Anti Lice Oil is used to remove Hair Lice in painless activity.
Turmeric powder is a spice that comes from the turmeric plant. It is commonly used in Asian food. You probably know turmeric as the main spice in curry. turmeric powder is also used widely to make medicine. It contains a yellow-colored chemical called curcumin, which is often used to color foods and cosmetics.
It helps to Strengthen Teeth and Gums, Prevent Tartar Formation, Reduce Deposition of Plaque and Enhance the Overall Immune Response of oral Health.
