Sometimes Nettles are considered weeds, because they grow so easily and plentifully, but these little plants actually contain a powerhouse of benefits, both when used internally and when applied topically to the skin. Nettles may sting when you touch them, but when used in skin care, they can help protect. A staple in herbalism, nettle leaves are abundant in antioxidants which promotes flawless skin. If you're someone who always dreamt of shiny, healthy hair then nettle leaves are your friends. Not just that, but if you've experienced the harsh effects of hair colours and dyes, then nettle leaves help you restore your hair colour like a true bff! Benefits: If you wish to combat oily skin, nettle leaves can act as an astringent soldier to fight off the excess oil and also helps to treat acne & pimples. It's best for summer, so make sure you give it a try! Best for Dandruff: Get rid of dandruff naturally by mixing some dried nettle leaves with mustard oil and apply it to your hair. Hair regrowth properties : Another benefit of nettle leaves is that they prevent hair loss. Many people use nettle leaves, especially dried nettle leaves, for combating hair loss. Hair Health: Nettle is said to have a stimulating effect on the scalp, and is often found as a rinse for the hair. Brew its tea and use it as a hair rinse or hair mask activator. Ingredient Nettle Leaves (Urtica dioica)

Origin India How to store: Keep the pouch in an airtight jar in a cool and dry place. Avoid direct contact with very bright light or sunlight as it might damage the product.

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