Soap Nut Shells By Indo Exports

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Soap Nut shells Botanical Name : Sapindus Mukorossi

Sanscrit Name : Ritha, Arishta

English Name : Indian filbert, Soapnut.


Uses : Fruits are employed as emetic in doses of 1 o 2 drachms, as purgative in
larger doses; nauseant and expectorant in doses of 10 o 20 grains of the pericarp
or pulp and kernel of the fruit. Fruuits contain about 11.5% of saponin , which
is used to washing the clothes. Soap nut is used in cleansing
lotion, protein shampoo, protein shampoo with conditioner. Soap nut
contains a high level of saponins. It is antibacterial, mild foaming
agent and cleanser, . Soapnut powder is used to cleanse hair, skin and
laundry. Helpful in removing stains from hands, may soothe the eczema,
psoriasis, itchy and sensitive skin. Soapnut is an excellent hair
tonic. Soapnut extract comes from the fruit of the Soapnut tree. The
pulp of the fruit contains a high level of natural foaming agents. This
extract can be used to wash skin and hair. Soap nut when added to a
facial mix of milk powder and clay to provide delicate cleansing of the
skin, it is added to salt scrubs to add cleansing action. The saponin
from the soapnuts is used as a textile auxiliary and in preparation of
toothpaste. Useful for treating a number of diseases like common cold,
pimples, epilepsy, constipation, nausea, etc.

Our qualiy soapnuts are grown in wild , so it is free from pesticide and it is
grown naturally.