Hibiscus is described as a flowering plant of the family Malvaceae. It grows in warm temperate, tropical, and semi-tropical climates. Hibiscus flowers can be classified into many types like Hibiscus amottianus, Hibiscus hirtis, and the Pink hibiscus. Apart from being a beautiful flower, there are many health benefits of hibiscus. So, no wonder why people around the world enjoys it as a recipe.
Hibiscus Hibiscus as a natural shampoo and hair color enhancer. Not only is the Hibiscus flower stunningly beautiful to look at, when used in personal care products the fantastic Hibiscus benefits can be unlocked for your skin. The Hibiscus plant has exotic, vibrant petals that are fanned in the shape of a trumpet. It blooms in a variety of colours including red, pale yellow and pink and has long been used as an ingredient in herbal teas and medicines, traditionally to help with loss of appetite and even colds.
SOAPS & COSMETICS ATTRIBUTES
- Hibiscus is rich in anti-oxidants that help in reversing the damage caused by UV rays, dust, pollutants, and diseases, etc. on your skin.
- Hibiscus leaves have a promoting action on hair growth. The leaves of Hibiscus can be crushed to form hibiscus oil to promote hair growth.
- Hibiscus has natural surfactants called as saponins that can cleanse your skin in a natural way.
- The organic acid in Hibiscus helps in the shedding of dead skin cells just like your scrub.
- Several studies have proven that extracts of Hibiscus promote healing of the wound.
- In China, herpes zoster is commonly treated topically and orally with hibiscus.