Manjista supports Ayurvedic climbing or scrambling herb, scientifically termed as Rubia Cordifolia and as Indian madder. All parts of the plant including fruit, stem and leaves have numerous therapeutic advantages.
What Is Manjistha?
Manjistha has been used for centuries for blood purification, anti-inflammatory and skin brightening properties.
What Are The Benefits Of Manjistha?
Benefits Of Manjistha include
- Promotes Skin Healing
- Clears Acne And Skin Discoloration
- Reduces Burning And Itching
- Supports treat Skin Infection
- Reduces Stretch Marks And Scars
- Prevents Allergic Reactions
- Improves Skin Appearance And Glow
- Immunity Enhancer
- Joint Problem
- Ayurvedic skin brightening herb
- Scalp detoxification
- Hair fall control herb
How Manjistha Helps Skin And Hair?
Manjistha, thanks to its antioxidant, antibacterial properties, works wonders on the skin. When applied on topically, Manjistha brightens the skin complexion, reduces dark spots and pigmentation. Its antibacterial nature is effective for acne-prone skin as it calms the acne and reduces skin redness, makes the skin clear, gives the skin even toned appearance. The antioxidant nature of Manjistha prevents premature aging.
Manjistha when applied on head scalp purifies buildup, reduces dandruff, soothes irritation, improves scalp health and encourages robust hair growth by reducing shedding.
What Are The Side Effects Of Using Manjistha?
It is very rare to have any negative effects of using Manjistha
Topical application of Manjistha causes
- Skin redness or rashes
- Irritation
- Mild scalp dryness
- Residue build up when not rinsed properly
Oral Application of Manjistha
When used manjistha high dose can cause laxative
- Stomach upset
- People with bleeding disorders such as Manjistha act as blood thinner
Pregnant and breastfeeding mothers must avoid, and patch test is recommended.
