Table of Contents
- 1 What is Reetha?
- 2 Benefits of Reetha
- 3 Uses of Reetha
- 4 How To Use Reetha
- 5 Reetha Nutritional Value
- 6 Side Effects of Reetha
- 7 Harmful Interaction of Reetha
- 8 Precautions & Warnings of Reetha
- 9 Important Questions Asked About Reetha
- 9.1 Does Reetha make hair dry?
- 9.2 Can you reuse soapnuts?
- 9.3 Are soapnuts antibacterial?
- 9.4 Can you eat Reetha?
- 9.5 Does Reetha remove oil from hair?
- 9.6 Are soapnuts good for the hair?
- 9.7 Do soapnuts expire?
- 9.8 Can Reetha cure hair problems?
- 9.9 How can you make Reetha shampoo?
- 9.10 Does it have any effect on breastfeeding?
- 9.11 Does it have any effect on pregnancy?
- 10 Buyer’s Guide for Reetha
- 10.1 1. BSD Organics Natural Soap Nut Shells (25 gm)
- 10.2 Best Price
- 10.3 2. Khadi Natural Organic Reetha Powder (150 gm)
- 10.4 Best Price
- 10.5 3. Patanjali Kesh Kanti Reetha Shampoo (200 ml)
- 10.6 Best Price
- 10.7 4. Reetha, Coconut Milk Shampoo Bar (150 gm)
- 10.8 Best Price
- 10.9 Popular Brands That Sell Reetha & Reetha Products
- 10.10 Where to Buy
1What is Reetha?
Reetha (Sapindus Mukorossi), also known as soapnut, soapberry, and washnut, is a dried fruit that comes from a tea bearing the same name. It originates in the tropical areas of India, China and Nepal. Antiallergic and antibacterial in nature, Reetha is a versatile Ayurvedic herb. Its skin is highly valued in the rural areas as natural shampoo and is now being increasingly used in shampoos, face washes, etc. It is also mildly antiseptic and has detoxifying effects.
Read further to know about the herb’s benefits and uses. Please ensure consulting a practitioner before using it in any of the below-mentioned manners.
