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Description
Reetha Natural & Powder
Reetha (रीठा), also known as Soapnut or Soapberry, is the fruit of Sapindus mukorossi. It is traditionally used in Indian hair-cleansing and natural washing preparations because the fruit contains naturally occurring saponins that foam in water.
Product Identity
| Common Name | Reetha / Ritha |
| Hindi Name | रीठा |
| English Names | Soapnut / Soapberry |
| Botanical Name | Sapindus mukorossi Gaertn. |
| Plant Part | Fruit |
| Available Forms | Natural and powder |
| Pack Sizes | 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g |
Traditional Hair-Care Use
Reetha has long been used as a natural cleansing ingredient for hair and scalp. It is frequently combined with Shikakai and Amla in traditional Indian hair-care preparations.
Natural or Powder?
Natural: whole dried Reetha fruit for customers who prefer to soak or simmer the herb before use.
Powder: convenient for preparing traditional hair packs and cleansing pastes.
How to Use Reetha for Hair Care
For external use, natural Reetha may be soaked or simmered in water and the strained liquid used in a traditional cleansing routine. Reetha powder may be mixed with water or combined with Shikakai and Amla. Avoid contact with eyes.
Storage
Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Reetha?
Reetha is a traditional soapnut fruit used as a natural cleansing ingredient. This listing uses Sapindus mukorossi as its botanical identity.
What is Reetha called in English?
Reetha is commonly called Soapnut or Soapberry in English.
What is the botanical name of Reetha?
The botanical name used for this product is Sapindus mukorossi Gaertn.
Is Reetha available in powder form?
Yes. You can choose Natural or Powder variants.
How is Reetha traditionally used for hair?
It is commonly used in water-based cleansing preparations or blended with Shikakai and Amla for traditional hair care.
Can Reetha be combined with Shikakai and Amla?
Yes. This is a common traditional combination for natural hair-cleansing routines.
Is this Reetha intended as a food?
No. This raw product is primarily intended for traditional external-use hair and cleansing preparations, not as an everyday food ingredient.
Note: Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. This product is not presented as a treatment for hair loss, dandruff, infection or any medical condition.
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