Short Product Description

Jaswand, also known as Hibiscus, is a botanical ingredient for herbal DIY hair-care, soaps and bath-and-body preparations. Available as dried flowers and powder, it adds floral character to suitable handmade formulations. For external use only.

Product Specifications

Common Names: Jaswand, Hibiscus, जास्वंद and गुड़हल.
Appearance: Deep red to reddish-brown dried flowers or powder, as pictured; actual batch colour may vary.
Odour: Characteristic mild botanical odour.
Solubility: Does not dissolve completely in water or oil; plant particles remain.
Shelf Life: 24 months from packing, as stated on both labels.
Storage: Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place, away from heat and moisture.
Net Quantity: 50 g per pack.
Country of Origin: India.
Intended Use: External-use DIY formulations.

Variants

Dried Flowers — Dried Jaswand flowers for further processing and suitable herbal preparations.
Powder — Jaswand in ground form for convenient weighing and blending.

Key Benefits

Versatile botanical ingredient for DIY hair-care preparations.

Choice of dried flowers or convenient powder.

Adds botanical colour and texture to handmade products.

Powder format requires no additional grinding.

Safety Information

For external use only; do not consume or prepare tea with this product. Avoid contact with eyes and inhalation of powder. Use in suitable formulations at the supplier’s recommended concentration. Patch-test the finished preparation and discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.

FAQs

What is Jaswand used for in DIY preparations?
Jaswand is a botanical ingredient for suitable herbal hair packs, hair oils, soaps and bath-and-body formulations.

What is the difference between Jaswand Dried Flowers and Jaswand Powder?
The dried variant contains flower material, while the powder is ground for easier blending.

Can Jaswand Powder be used in hair packs?
Yes, it can be incorporated into a suitable hair-pack formulation following the supplier’s usage guidance.

Can Jaswand be added to handmade soaps?
Yes, test a small batch first to check colour, texture and stability; the flower’s original red shade is not guaranteed in the finished soap.

Can these Jaswand products be used for hibiscus tea?
No, both variants are labelled for external use only and are not sold as food-grade tea ingredients.