Soapnut Powder by Merlion Naturals | Sapindus mukorossi | 200gm

I am using it for hair wash mixed with Amala and shikaki as well from same brand....happy to use it every alternate day and feel great about no hair-fall, seeing visible result in hair growth and improved quality of hair.Using it for last 2 months now...bye bye to all artificial shampoos

Finest quality, slightly costly but you will love it.. the packaging is too good though.. you need not have any extra container to store... A package clip and spoon is also provided..

The packaging was really good. The pack seal and the spoon also was very thoughtful. The powder is very fine and easy to use.

It's totally not soap powder, it seems it is mixed with brick powder. I strongly not suggest to buy it. Less quality...

I've been suffering from dandruff and hair fall problems for the last 5 years. Been to the dermatologist. Taken medication. Applied all sorts of home remedies and what not. Nothing worked. Used Reetha and Shikakai of this brand together (two spoons each), applied tropically and i cannot tell you what a difference it has made. My dandruff is almost gone with continuous use and hair fall is now normal (compared to picking off huge hairballs from the shower drain)

Quality product. Little bit pricy . But worth in purchasing.

It was good for the first purchase.but second time when bought I got some paper kind of residue .not same quality as first time.please dont adulterate

The product works well, the eye irritation warning should have been mentioned in graphics and not as a tiny side note.

This is a fantastic natural product! Soap nuts are the dried shells of the soapberry fruit. They contain saponin, which is a super effective cleaning agent that's a safe, hypoallergenic, biodegradable alternative to harsh, harmful chemicals. This soapnut powder is perfect for those with allergies, sensitive skin, and other skin issues. I'm going to use it in a variety of natural, homemade skincare products like soaps, detergents, and face wash. I love using plant-based products, and soapnuts are definitely the future of cleaning! This powder version makes it so simple to use and to mix with water. It smells mild and the texture is very easy to work with. I absolutely recommend this soapnut powder to those who care about their overall health and wellness. For those of you who love making your own cleaning products, this is such a fantastic choice. Go for it! 🌻

So cleansing fabric gets clean soap nuts cleans oils residue .I feel this is natural and non chemical.

I am always looking for natural alternatives to things we use everyday and not because I'm avoiding chemicals but because I have sensitive skin. Many different brands cause my skin to break out in terrible rashes and peel so I am careful about finding gentle alternatives.For many years I have used everything from salon brand ( cousins own their hair salon), natural, to store brand shampoos and my hair gets drier, color fades, and of course it falls out faster than it should. I thought maybe it was the shampoo causing my hair to fade when I color it or to fall out in clumps while showering but hadn't found anything natural to replace store bought shampoo with.I found a tik tok about someone with beautiful hair that uses aritha powder and did my research to find that soap berry is where aritha powder comes from. So I ordered both to try and conclude that in my opinion, as far as I can tell they are the same or at least give the same result in my hair.I mix 1tsp soap berry powder into 2tsp coconut milk, 1tsp honey to make a thick paste and add a couple tsp warm water to the mix and pour into my hair. I don't work this thru but do massage into my scalp and let it sit a few minutes before rinsing. I still have to condition afterwards and use a leave in which is normal for my curly hair.What I've noticed is less hair falling out in the shower because the drain doesn't clog as fast, my color isn't fading as fast and my hair is actually shiny now.I didn't think a powder like this would get my scalp clean but it does better than shampoo.My hair is middle of my back long, naturally curly, thin but not baby fine and color treated. I don't use heat or hairspray, gel or styling products. This seems to be working well for my hair and I recommend to others but be prepared that this is not like regular shampoo!

This is a product that I never knew I needed. I've been trying to go more natural with my personal care items and cleaning my hair has been the big roadblock. Baking soda cleans well but after a few months my hair was crispy dry. Vinegar rinses helped somewhat but the whole business didn't seem sustainable. Home made shampoos with a castille soap base were awful, amazon clay left a weird residue and assorted vegetable based recipes left my hair feeling like it needed another shampoo. I thought I would try soapnuts even though the prep seemed like a bother. Then I found this! Just add water to make a paste or a rinse and there you go. Left my hair looking and feeling clean, soft and shiny. The only downside is that you REALLY need to keep it out of your eyes. Stings like.... Well it stings! Other than that I really like this. Also easy to travel with. No metering liquids since you add it when you use it.

I try to do things as healthy as I can and if you know anything about sodium lauryl sulfate found in regular shampoos then you know that it is not good for your hair (especially if you are losing it). You don't get the regular feel as you would from traditional shampoo but it does the job and cleans your hair. You have to make sure to rinse well but it does come out with little effort. If you want to stay on the healthier side of things this is a great way to go. You will need conditioner when done, I use a leave in. Arrived on time.