Herbal Waxing Powder
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Herbal Waxing Powder Instant Hair Remover By Natural Health and Herbal Products
Herbal Waxing Powder Painless Instant Hair Remover By Natural Health and Herbal Products-100g (1Pack)
Name: Herbal Waxing Powder Painless Instant Hair Remover By Natural Health and Herbal Products-100g (1Pack)
Product Name: Herbal Waxing Powder Painless Instant Hair Remover By Natural Health and Herbal Products-100g (1Pack)
Brand Name: Others
Skin Type: All Skin Types
Flavour: Sandalwood
Net Quantity (N): 1
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NATURAL HEALTH AND HERBAL PRODUCTS WAXING HAIR REMOVER POWDER. No need to go to beauty parlour for waxing, waste of time and money. Applying hot wax, pulling, threading, lots of other pain, redness and rashes. NATURAL HEALTH AND HERBAL PRODUCTS hair removing powder is a simple way to get freedom from unwanted hair. As it is in a powder form. Steps to use the Product 1) Take required quantity of powder make paste with water or milk or rose water. 2) Apply the paste on hands, legs and under arms . 3) Let it dry for 5 minutes. 4) Rub using a wet cloth or Sponge in opposite direction. More Information about the Product Regular use of hair removing powder will help to slow down the hair growth process where ever it is applied. The Pouch can be carried anywhere even while travelling outstation. Make your hands, legs and underarms look beautiful and soft by using NATURAL HEALTH AND HERBAL PRODUCTS WAXING hair removing Powder at your convenient time and Place. The Quantity available in each POUCH can be used twice for hands, legs and underarms.
Country of Origin: India
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Herbal waxing powder can be considered sustainable and have a low carbon footprint for several reasons: 1. **Biodegradability**: Herbal waxing powder is often made from natural ingredients such as plant extracts, resins, and essential oils. These components are biodegradable, meaning they break down naturally over time, reducing their impact on the environment compared to synthetic materials. 2. **Renewable Resources**: The ingredients used in herbal waxing powder, such as plant extracts and essential oils, are often sourced from renewable resources. Unlike petroleum-based products that contribute to carbon emissions and environmental degradation during extraction and processing, renewable resources can be replenished through natural processes. 3. **Reduced Energy Consumption**: The production process for herbal waxing powder typically involves less energy-intensive methods compared to conventional waxing products. For example, the extraction of plant oils and resins may require less energy than the manufacturing of synthetic waxes from petrochemicals. 4. **Minimal Chemicals**: Herbal waxing powders often contain fewer synthetic chemicals, additives, and preservatives compared to traditional waxes. This reduces the environmental impact associated with the production, use, and disposal of chemical-laden products. 5. **Ethical Sourcing**: Many manufacturers of herbal waxing powders prioritize ethical sourcing practices, such as supporting fair trade, sustainable farming, and biodiversity conservation. These practices contribute to a more environmentally friendly supply chain. References: 1. Siddiqui, M. Z., & Boswellia, a phytopharmacological review. (2011). Biomedicine & Aging Pathology, 1(2), 89-97. 2. Narayanan, N., & Kumar, R. A. (2014). Phytochemicals in tea and their health benefits. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 2(2), 158-164. 3. Bremner, P. (2004). The impact of renewable resources on the environment. International Journal of Environmental Studies, 61(4), 477-486. 4. Frosch, R. A., & Knezevich, R. J. (2009). Environmental chemistry. CRC Press. 5. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. (2008). Sustainable energy development in agriculture sector. 6. Verma, S., & Srivastava, S. (2018). Ethical sourcing: An overview of the literature. Journal of Business Ethics, 157(4), 901-917.
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