Vamsa Lochana, Tabashir (bamboo crystals), 30 g

Characteristics

• Bamboo extract is a natural ingredient that has many benefits.
• It is rich in antioxidants and vitamins and helps protect the skin from damage.
• Bamboo contains up to 70 percent natural silica.
• Silica is the primary component of collagen, which prevents skin sagging.
• Bamboo extract also has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce the appearance of redness and swelling. Plus, it can help boost collagen production, which can help prevent the formation of fine lines and wrinkles.
• Bamboo contains up to 70 percent natural silica.
• It is a translucent white substance, composed mainly of silica and water with traces of lime and potash, obtained from the nodal joints of certain species of bamboo.
• It is part of the pharmacology of the traditional Ayurvedic system.
• Common Names: Tabashir, Tabasheer, Bamboo Manna, Inner pith of Bamboo (E), Vamsa lochana (H) Sanskrit: Vamsa rochana, Tavakshiri Latin Name: Bambusa arundinaceae (Graminaceae) Other Names – Bamboo manna, Neel or Neelkanth, Vamsa sarkar or Vams shakkar, Vams Karpoor, Tian Zhu Huang

How to use it?

• You can add to the cream
• Simply massage the bamboo cream into your skin for 45-60 minutes to allow the product to deeply penetrate and interact with your skin.
• Tabashir in the form of small crystals can be dissolved in several different liquids depending on the type of product you want to create.
• Or you can mix the crystals into a powder and then dose half a teaspoon per 100g of cream.
• If you are using tabashir as an exfoliant for your body or face, you can simply mix it with water to make a paste. In this case, just mix about 1 teaspoon of tabashire with enough water until a smooth paste is formed.
• However, if you plan to use tabashir as an ingredient in a cream or lotion, you must first dissolve it in an oil or wax. In this case, you can add tabashir to oil or wax and heat the mixture in a water bath until the crystals are completely dissolved.
• It is important to note that tabashir does not dissolve completely and may remain a mild abrasive in the cosmetic product. Therefore, you should be careful how much tabashira you use in a cosmetic product to avoid excessive rubbing and skin irritation.
• Bamboo sugar, also called "tabashir", is made in the stem of the bamboo Bambusa, a term that means "bark milk" in Sanskrit.
• Tabashir, used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, corresponds to mineral accretion in the bamboo stem.
• Bamboo sugar is particularly rich in silica and also contains calcium, iron, sodium and potassium. It is mainly used in joint ointments. Improves skin firmness.