




SAI HERBS Red Iron Oxide – Swarna Gairik – Red Hematite Clay – Suvarna Gairika – Burnt Sienna – Good for Healthy Lifestyle, Supports Overall Wellness – Pure & Natural
₹240.00 – ₹900.00Price range: ₹240.00 through ₹900.00
SAI HERBS Red Iron Oxide is a naturally occurring mineral-based pigment derived from hematite-rich earth deposits. Also known in traditional Indian usage as “Geru” or “Rang Ka Ras,” this earthy red powder has been used for centuries in Ayurveda, Unani, and Siddha systems of medicine for its cooling, detoxifying, and therapeutic properties. Carefully sourced and finely powdered without the use of synthetic dyes, chemicals, or additives, our Red Iron Oxide preserves the authenticity and purity of this traditional ingredient. Aside from its historical use as a natural colorant in pottery, murals, and cosmetics, it has held cultural and medicinal importance in body detox rituals, external applications, and holistic healing formulas.
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1 Kg ,100 Gms ,250 Gms ,500 Gms |
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Key Ingredient
100% Pure Red Iron Oxide
Benefits
Red Iron Oxide is revered for its diverse range of uses, especially in traditional wellness practices. It is commonly used in formulations to support skin cooling and inflammation relief when applied topically in paste form. Its naturally absorbent and astringent qualities make it beneficial in face packs and body scrubs for oily or acne-prone skin, helping to draw out toxins and purify pores. In some rural Ayurvedic traditions, it has been mixed with other herbs to help manage excess body heat and skin rashes. Additionally, its mineral content provides a natural source of iron and trace elements that are often used in external rejuvenating treatments. With its deep red hue and grounding energy, Red Iron Oxide is also used symbolically in rituals and natural cosmetics. SAI HERBS Red Iron Oxide offers a versatile, chemical-free solution for those seeking both functional and traditional benefits from this mineral treasure.
How to use/Dosages
Consult Ayurvedic Practitioner Before Use