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Vaidyaratnam Sidharthaka Snana Choornam is an Ayurvedic bathing powder formulated for use in skin diseases. It helps soothe irritated skin, cleanse the body naturally, and promote overall skin health.
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| Ingredients | Scientific Name | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Powder of : | ||
| Mustha | Cyperus rotundus (Rz.) | 0.833 g |
| Hareethaki | Terminalia chebula (P.) | 0.833 g |
| Vibheethaki | Terminalia bellirica (P.) | 0.833 g |
| Amalaki | Phyllanthus emblica (P.) | 0.833 g |
| Madanaphala | Randia dumetorum (Fr.) | 0.833 g |
| Karanja | Pongamia pinnata (St.Bk.) | 0.833 g |
| Aragwadha | Cassia fistula (St.Bk.) | 0.833 g |
| Kutaja | Holarrhena antidysenterica (Sd.) | 0.833 g |
| Sapthaparna | Alstonia scholaris (St.Bk.) | 0.833 g |
| Kushta | Saussurea lappa (Rt.) | 0.833 g |
| Priyangu | Callicarpa macrophylla (Fl.) | 0.833 g |
| Daruharidra | Berberis aristata (St.Bk.) | 0.833 g |
Useful as a bathing powder and as lepam in skin disorders
For bath: The powder is mixed with boiled water. As lepam: The powder is made into a paste and applied over the affected area; remove after it dries or as directed by the physician.
Sidharthaka Snana Choornam is an Ayurvedic herbal powder used externally as a bathing powder and topical paste for skin care.
It is mainly used as a bathing powder and as lepam (paste) in skin disorders.
It is intended for external use only.
The powder is mixed with water and applied on the body during bathing.
It can be mixed with water to form a paste and applied directly on the affected skin area.
Yes, it may help soothe skin irritation and inflammation.
It may be used regularly as a herbal bathing powder if recommended by a practitioner.
Yes, regular use may help maintain clean and healthy skin.
Most people tolerate it well, but it is advisable to test on a small area first.
The paste is usually left on the skin until it dries and then washed off.
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