Dried Hibiscus Petals
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Hibiscus Petals are made from the dried, ground sepals of the hibiscus plant. Often mistaken for flowers themselves, they are actually fleshy, trumpet-shaped, deep burgundy fruits that grow after hibiscus flowers bloom. They are really versatile and can be used for cooking as well as beauty products.
Not sure where to start? Check out our hibiscus recipes here!
And, added bonus, every order supports hard-working women in Ghana. See how in our¬ Impact Report.
How to Use
Use the petals to make teas and drinks. Boil the petals with water (add ginger, turmeric or other herbs as desired) and you can drink as a hot tea or leave in the fridge to cool. Some love to add a bit of wine. Add sugar to taste.
Some like to sprinkle the petals on top of soap for decoration
Check out this Hibiscus Sugar Scrub Recipe
This all-natural body scrub will leave your skin so soft and moisturized! You only need six simple ingredients, and most of them are found in your kitchen!
What are the benefits of sugar scrubs? Sugar scrubs are great for exfoliating and moisturizing your skin, helps to avoid ingrown hairs, as well as brightens and evens out your skin texture.
To find more hibiscus recipes, check out our blogs here.
DIRECTIONS
- Mix the white sugar with the Baraka Coconut Oil slowly until well incorporated.
- Add the almond oil and vitamin E.
- Stir in the Baraka Hibiscus Petals and any essential oils.
- Store in an airtight container and now you have a luxurious sugar scrub!
Product Specs
THE HIBISCUS PLANT
- Scientific name: Hibiscus sabdariffa L. Family: Malvaceae (mallows)
- Synonyms: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Gudahal, Jawa, Mondaro, Odophulo, Dasnigae, Dasavala, Jasud, Jasuva, Dasani, Dasanamu, Sevarattai, Sembaruthi, Oru, Joba, Japa Kusum, Garden Hibiscus, China rose, Angharaehindi, Shoeblackplant
- INCI name: HIBISCUS SABDARIFFA FLOWER POWDER Cosmetic Ingredient (INCI)
- Latin name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
- Certificate of Analysis: Email us at info@barakasheabutter.com to request a copy
Why Choose Baraka?
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DRIED HIBISCUS PETALS
FROM OUR HANDS TO YOURS
Each order gives the dignity of income to the hard-working women. For most families, this is the mainstay of their economy.
ALL NATURAL
No chemicals, additives, animal testing, or harsh industrial processing. Just pure, natural dried hibiscus petals.
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Every time you purchase Baraka’s dried hibiscus petals, you have a direct impact on the women, families, and communities in northern Ghana. Not only does your order provide the dignity of income to hardworking women but helps support educational and economic projects in the community.
ENEFITS
There are a number of benefits pointed to the use of hibiscus petals ranging from the aid in weight loss to the possibility of improving liver or heart health and fighting hair loss.
Here are some benefits from using hibiscus:
FOR GENERAL HEALTH
May improve digestion: Hibiscus is a mild diuretic, which eases constipation and regulates bowel movement.
- Promotes weight loss: Hibiscus lowers the absorption of glucose and starch from carbohydrate rich foods. So, it helps in maintaining a healthy weight.
- May prevent anaemia: As hibiscus is high in iron, it increases the haemoglobin level in the body. This may prevent and even help in curing anaemia.
FOR YOUR SKIN
- Anti-ageing properties make skin firm and prevent wrinkles.
- Regenerates skin cells by producing a mild exfoliating effect.
- Removes dead skin cells to reveal softer and lighter skin.
- Has anti-oxidant properties to keep the skin healthy and glowing.
- Has anti-bacterial properties to aid in removing acne with the presence of Vitamin C.
FOR YOUR HAIR
- Strengthens hair roots
- Rejuvenates hair by preventing premature greying and promotes fresh hair growth.
- Offers nourishment to your scalp and hair improving the overall quality.
- Aids in the removal of dandruff
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