Vetiver Roots - 25g
**Vetiver (Khus) Roots**
Vetiver, also known as *Sita-mulaka* (cool roots) and *Suganti-mulaka* (sweet-smelling) in Ayurveda, has been revered in India for centuries. Its natural cooling properties and enchanting aroma make it a versatile ingredient for health, wellness, and homecare. The roots emit a woody, earthy, and refreshing fragrance that is both relaxing and rejuvenating, offering a unique sensory experience.
### **Why Choose Vetiver Roots?**
1. **Cooling Properties**:
Vetiver roots are highly effective in reducing body heat and providing relief from summer ailments such as heatstroke and dehydration. They act as a natural coolant, promoting comfort during hot weather.
2. **Aromatic Water for Wellness**:
Infuse vetiver roots in water to create a fragrant and cooling drink that soothes the body and mind. This water can also be used for:
- **Facewash**: Gently cleanse and refresh your skin while enjoying its natural fragrance.
- **Bodywash**: Revitalize your body with its cooling and aromatic properties.
- **Hairwash**: Nourish and cool your scalp, leaving your hair lightly scented.
- **Foot Soak**: Relieve tired feet with a calming soak that reduces heat and swelling.
This infusion is also beneficial for alleviating discomfort during painful urination.
3. **Customizable Use**:
The amount of vetiver roots you use depends on your preference for aroma intensity. For best results, wash and immerse 4-5 strands of vetiver roots in 1 liter of water for 2-3 hours. Sip the infused water or use it externally for a refreshing effect.
4. **Eco-Friendly and Multipurpose**:
- **Body Scrubber**: Use vetiver roots as a gentle exfoliating scrubber that enhances blood circulation and leaves your skin feeling soft.
- **Window Hangings**: Hang vetiver roots on windows or doors to enjoy a natural room freshener and repel insects.
- **Room Freshener**: Place vetiver roots in closets, cars, or living spaces for an earthy, calming fragrance.
- **Crafting and Décor**: Vetiver roots are also used in artisanal crafts, offering both aesthetic and functional value.
5. **Holistic Wellness**:
Vetiver’s therapeutic benefits extend to calming the mind, reducing stress, and promoting better sleep. Its uplifting aroma creates a serene environment, enhancing your overall well-being.
### **How to Use**:
1. Rinse the roots thoroughly to remove any impurities.
2. Soak 4-5 strands in 1 liter of water for 2-3 hours or longer for a more intense infusion.
3. Consume the water or use it for external applications like bathing or foot soaking.
Experience the timeless magic of vetiver roots, a perfect blend of Ayurveda and eco-conscious living. Add this natural wonder to your daily routine and enjoy its myriad benefits for the body, mind, and home.
Usage Instructions
How To Make Vetiver Water : 2 Ways
Using Hot Water. Take 3 to 4 strand of vetiver. Add in hot boiling water, cover and let it infuse.
Using Cold Water. Take 3 to 4 strands and add it to a liter of water, let it steep for a min one hour.
The strands can be used for 2 days.
Common questions on vetiver water
1. Who, when and how to consume vetiver water?
Vetiver water can be consumed all day long. All age groups can consume vetiver water.
2. How often should we change the roots?
The same root can be used for 3days ie 72hrs.
3. What to do with the used root?
Use it as a body scrub.
Try this simple age old natural remedy to keep your body cool this summer. Add some vetiver strands in school water bottles and office water bottles of your loved ones, this summer to heat them beat the heat.
Apart from consuming vetiver water,
It can be used as
1. Hair rinse
2. Face and body rinse
3. As face mist
4. As toner and astringent
Packaging
It comes in a simple food grade paper cover with paper tapes and paper sticker label.
End of Life
The used roots can be composted or used as manure for plants.
Care Instructions
Transfer the contents into an airtight jar, once you recieve the product
