Gold of desert for your benefits – Jojoba oil
Jojoba oil, also known as the gold of desert is the jack of all skin trades. It is one of the favorite natural beauty products of many of us. Although…Read more
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Vvoodkaa? Benefits of Vodka, really?
Vodka, an alcoholic beverage preferred by many is a colorless, odorless and flavorless drink made up of ethanol and alcohol. A highly versatile drink, it blends with other liquids without…Read more
Any Benefits of Sandalwood?
The sandalwood tree (santalum album), which is considered a very sacred tree in India, plays a major role in many religious ceremonies. Because of its wonderful fragrance, it is used…Read more
Benefits of Fuller’s Earth or Multani Mitti
Natural clay is one of the Mother Nature’s gift to mankind. Fuller’s Earth is one such clay which people have deployed the most for skin benefits. Today Fuller’s earth is…Read more
Benefits of Tea tree oil
Inexpensive, convenient, practical and easily available, tea tree oil is an essential oil that has a wide range of applications and healing properties. Although this essential oil has been around…Read more
Goats milk soap benefits
In our article on benefits of goats milk we discussed amongst other benefits, how goat milk is useful for our skin. Goats milk contains less fats and more proteins and…Read more
Health benefits of Cilantro / Coriander
Cilantro or Coriander as we popularly know is common to our kitchen. This herb is native to Eurasia and widely used globally. While Chinese parsley or dhania are some of…Read more
Benefits of Aloe Vera for skin
Aloe Vera has become one of the most important and commonly used plants in skin care, medicines and cosmetics. It can be found in the ingredients lists of many cosmetic…Read more
Health benefits of Kelp
Kelp, a kind of sea weed is a highly nutritious food that has been consumed for several years in the eastern parts of world like Japan and China. However, recently…Read more
Health benefits of Honeybush Tea
Honeybush just like Rooibos is native to South Africa’s Eastern Cape region. Around 300 square kilometer of mountain lands of East Cape grows wild honeybush. Cultivation of Honeybush is not…Read more
