I don't know if the whole world is shifting more towards herbal products, but there is a great demand for some of them. We recently started making soaps at home, but not just soaps; we can prepare many powders that can be used for multiple purposes. If we know a common herbal plant and search online for the powder of that herbal plant, we will easily get it.
We personally make Hibiscus powder at home by drying the flowers every day. We get about 20 to 30 flowers from the plants in our house, collect them, dry them, and make powder out of them. It smells good and also gives a lot of froth. We mix it with other powders and apply it to the hair for the best results.
Moringa powder is not a surprise
We all know the benefits of the Moringa tree. I recently learned that people are making Moringa powder at home and exporting it to other countries and other places across the world. We used to mix it with some of the food items because it has some good health benefits. Today, the whole world is keeping this in high demand. It is also very easy to grow this tree and extract leaves from this tree, and make powder.
Similar to Hibiscus powder and Moringa powder, there are so many herbal powders that are in demand. Recently, when I was checking online, I even found people buying Banana leaf powder that they use as an alternative to some flours. I have also seen Banana leaf powder being used as an excellent fertilizer for the plants. This is one great thing that not many people know.
Herbal powders are becoming food
As part of the regular food intake people take a lot of herbal powders. I have used some local herbs in our food. Today, some of these herbs are available in packets, and they are easy to use. For example, some powders can be used in Rice or along with other cooking items. Some powders can be used only for external applications. People choose the herbal powders based on their needs.
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