Bath Powder

IamGeetha: Ayurvedic Herbal Bath Powder - Nalangu Maavu - Herbal Face Pack

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This is my third post that is an extension of my E book "How to make ALL of your Christmas presents". Week by week I'm trying to get through lots of projects to make upcoming Birthdays and Christmas just wonderful but within my budget. This craft post is an answer to a lovely letter I had asking me how do I make the powders to go with the powder puffs I showed in the E book (and earlier in the blog as well). Well, I love powder. And powder puffs. If you know someone loves powder as I do then…

With regular use of powder face wash, I notice my skin looks fresh and experiences lesser breakouts. I have made a very simple DIY face wash powder which you can make on your own. You can even skip a few ingredients if they are unavailable at your end and the powder will still give you a squeaky clean face. Although these can’t replace the foaming face washes we use, they still help cleanse our skin with consistent use.

Nalangu maavu herbal bath powder is a herbal bath body wash or face wash powder used in South India to treat most common skin diseases like acne and unwanted hair. This is also used as a scrub as well as an Exfoliator. We'll show you how to make this Nalangu Maavu Bath Powder at home in simple steps.

Oh my. Last night was quite a wild one.I decided that I should just keep truckin’ along with my detox mission, and pull one more cleansing trick from my sleeve. While I was researching this month, I stumbled across a “ginger detox bath”, and recalled […]

This is a powdered version of a bath fizzy. Simply mix all ingredients together and place into heat seal bags. This quick and easy recipe can be mass produced for larger batches such as a fundraiser. Simply change the fragrance and color to offer multiple options

Step by Step recipe to make aromatic Bisi bele Bath powder for cooking Karnataka's signature one pot rice lentil dish called Bisi Bele Bath. Home made bisi bele bath masala recipe from scratch.

When I was a girl my Grandmother often gifted me the fancy toiletries she’d acquired on her travels. Fancy miniature soaps from abroad, wrapped in neatly pleated tissue; tiny little bottles of exotically scented shampoos; even adorable little repair kits … Continue reading →