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For thousands of years, Henna has been termed as a rich source of therapeutic agents. Henna commonly found in Asian Countries, Australia and along the Mediterranean costs of Africa. It is a flowering plant belongs to the species of Lawsonia genus. Jeevan Henna powder provides a soothing and cooling to the skin and has been used to treat heat exhaustion, lice and fungal infections. It is believed to have mild anti-septic properties and is used as a natural sun block.
The art form of Henna (Arabic) or Mehendi (Hindi) Varies from region to region. While Arabic Henna designs are usually large, floral and paisley patterns covering entire hands, fore arms, feet and shins. Woman in India traditionally uses Henna on their hands, feet, insides of their arms and up their shins most often for a wedding or other special occasions.

Jeevan Orange peel powder works as a natural cleanser, astringent and skin toner. It helps in lightening the skin without disturbing the natural moisture balance in it. It can be help with removal of acne, pimples and blemishes of the skin. It is also used for dandruff and scalp treatments. It is suitable for people with oily skin. It makes skin glow, helpful for itchy dry skin, deep cleanser and natural bleach with skin lighting properties.

Orange peel contains nutrients and Phytonutrients that are extremely beneficial to the skin and can heal many skin conditions. In fact, orange peel extract is an ingredient in many beauty product today because of its effectiveness in brightening and reducing acne.

For thousands of years, Henna has been termed as a rich source of therapeutic agents. Henna commonly found in Asian Countries, Australia and along the Mediterranean costs of Africa. It is a flowering plant belongs to the species of Lawsonia genus. Jeevan Henna powder provides a soothing and cooling to the skin and has been used to treat heat exhaustion, lice and fungal infections. It is believed to have mild anti-septic properties and is used as a natural sun block.
The art form of Henna (Arabic) or Mehendi (Hindi) Varies from region to region. While Arabic Henna designs are usually large, floral and paisley patterns covering entire hands, fore arms, feet and shins. Woman in India traditionally uses Henna on their hands, feet, insides of their arms and up their shins most often for a wedding or other special occasions.