MahaGro Organic Herbal Bath Powder, 200g

I am using this from past more than 5 years had previously tried multiple bath powders none of them could compete this.Very very good product.

Very aromatic. It has a very soft texture. I wish the powder was bit coarse. It cannot be used as a scrub. Doesn't leave skin dry. A good alternative to soaps.

good

(Too Long Review Alert !)“Is this a replacement for soap / body-wash ?”Practically, NO. Reasons:1. If you’ve an oily skin, this cannot effectively remove the excess oil / dirt as soap does.2. Considering cost and amount, it acts best as an assisting agent (and a great face pack).“How to use it ?”Well, everyone on his/her own, this is what I did…1) It is in the form of a fine powder, so take a mug (where you can easily access the bottom with your palm), take 10-15 grams of powder, mix it with rosewater Khadi Natural Rose Water, 210ml (Pack of 2) or warm water.2) The amount of water added, depends on the viscosity you require. For body wash, add more water and keep it more thick for a facepack.3) Apply all over (like a less viscous oil), leave it for 10-15 minutes (if you are prone to cold easily, not a good idea :P )4) Wash it off.It is always better to take a quick hot water shower BEFORE using this, to open the skin pours. Even use a mild soap to remove dirt / oil on skin. It makes NO sense to use soap AFTER using a herbal bath powder.“Is it worth it ?”YES. Especially if you live in an urban jungle where you do not have easy access to all the herbs. If you HAVE, then make your own bath powder; which would be much more inexpensive (and potent).During use, it left a strong scent of crushed hibiscus leaves.It doesn’t have specific smell once you wash it off.Does not dry your skin like soap.Not a practical item to wash hair (personal opinion).Has gentle exfoliating / scrubbing properties (use it as a thick paste for that).Transfer the whole powder to an air-tight container, once opened.Might last 15-20 baths if used as described above.The whole process it time consuming :D So make sure you’ve half an hour to spend for the ordeal.Skin does feel quite different (hydrated ? smooth ? I can't put a finger on it)Really considering to gather some herbs (after researching, you do not want to have a severe allergy; do you ?) and make my own version of this. Have a few assisting links online (google is your buddy).Verdict : Worth the amount paid.

If it is used with curd then there is no need of any moisturizer to make skin soft.......but it becomes bit expensive to use it with curd

Very bad experience. I usually do not use herbal bath powder. I ordered from this company and to my disappointment its full of grain beetles. Although this powder claims to contain neem powder i dont understand how did the beetles survive in it. Neem is supposed to keep grain beetles out from storage. People shoyld stop looting others in the name of organic. I regret buying this. Lux toilet soap was much better than this

The herbal bath powder smells great and is a great product for a facepack but not for a bath powder.When you mix it with water or rose water it becomes like multani mitti and is good to use as a facepack rather than a bath powder.1 star for scrub as there is no scrub effect.1 star for packing as some powder was loose on top of the lid and the lid was packed with a sticky polythene cover.

It is good product. People who don't use soaps during bathing this is for them