Usage:

For food – The Hibiscus Flower are used to make cooling summer beverages and also for medicinal purposes. Hibiscus Flower juice is quite popular for its colour, tanginess and mild flavour.  It is used as food additives to make tea, soups, syrup and beverages, which are rich in vitamin C. Hibiscus Flowers, are most commonly used in herbal teas. It has a reputation for cooling effect on the body.

Heath benefits – In recent times, this plant is becoming popular as an effective remedy for high blood pressure (or hypertension). Besides this, it reduces high cholesterol levels (a major reason for most heart attacks).  It contains all the essential antioxidants to fight against the aging signs and makes a woman look 5 times younger than her actual age. The antibacterial properties of hibiscus flowers are said to be due to the presence of a rich amount of Vitamin C (also known as ascorbic acid). The immune system gets a boost. The presence of minerals and vitamins in the form of flavanoids can assist in calming down the nervous system, and your negative feelings such as depression and anxiety are also eliminated.

For hair – Hibiscus is immensely beneficial in improving hair health due to its vitamin C and amino acid rich composition. It prevents the premature greying of hair when used as hair oil or hair pack. Hibiscus makes the hair roots and strands stronger & shinier. It conditions hair and keeps them bouncier.  It can be used in form of hibiscus shampoos, hibiscus hair oil, hibiscus hair conditioners & hibiscus hair masks.

Key Points:

1.Promotes healthy hair growth
2.Remove excess heat from the body
3.Supports healthy skin and a clear complexion
4.Used to treat dandruff & stimulate hair growth
5. It is a mild laxative and it contains Vitamin C and malic acid.
6.Acts as a body coolant
7.Helps in weight management