Moringa Powder
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Moringa Leaf Powder: A Botanical Ingredient for Skin and Hair
Green, grassy and finely milled, Moringa is chosen by makers for skincare, hair and bath preparations and for topical and cosmetic formulation. Moringa is not recognised as a food in Australia, so we supply this powder as a raw botanical ingredient for non-consumable use. Organically grown in India with nothing added, it keeps its deep green colour and earthy scent when stored sealed and away from light. It is for those who make their own, and want the plain leaf to start from.
- Character
- Green · Grassy · Finely milled
- Companion for
- Skincare making · Hair and bath preparations · Formulating
- Pairs well with
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Ingredients
Contents: Moringa (Moringa oleifer) powder
Important Regulatory Notice
In compliance with Australian regulations, please note the following:
- Non-Food Status: Moringa oleifera is classified as a novel food by Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ). Consequently, it is not authorized for sale as a food item or ingredient within Australia. This product is provided strictly as a non-food botanical and is not intended for human consumption.
Herbal Intelligence
Phytochemistry
The dried leaf of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) contains vitamins A and C, iron, calcium and protein, together with a wide range of phytochemicals: flavonoids, phenolic acids, isothiocyanates such as niazimicin, and other polyphenols.
Living tradition
Moringa is native to the Himalayan foothills of northern India, Pakistan and Nepal. It appears in the classical texts of Ayurveda, among them the Charaka Samhita and the Ashtanga Hridaya, and Ayurvedic tradition is often quoted as naming it for 300 ailments.
Suggested use
This single-ingredient powder can be used in non-consumable applications or as a botanical raw material for product development where organically sourced plant powders are required.
Specifications
- Other Names
- Moringa oleifera
- Range
- Dried Herbs & Powders
- Grown In
- India
- Organic Status
- Australian certified before repackaging
- Plant Parts
- Leaf
- Packaging
- Home compostable, reusable zip lock pouch
Vegan Friendly
Precautions
Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Happy Herb Co shares referenced knowledge about herbs and makes no therapeutic claims for its products. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition, please speak with a health professional before using any herb.
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I absolutely love this, it's pleasant to use with its smell and texture and you can add to anything!
I have mixed this with matcha 🍵 and it was amazing, plus made my own blend capsules or tumeric and Moringa, highly recommend!! 💚
Great! always love to hear of the herbs being combined to compliment each other. Thanks Laura
As always I'm more than happy with my most recent purchase of Moringa,always high quality herbs,eco friendly packaging,love the extra info hidden under the label.
Hi Deanne! Thank you for sharing your review, as well as being a loyal customer! Glad to hear you are enjoying the Moringa. Wishing lots of health & happiness your way. Cheers!
Moringa's high iron levels benefits me as I've always suffered anemia, moringa has helped my body absorb iron keeping my levels manageable.
This product is a great help with my mothers type 2 diabetes. Lowers her blood sugar levels. Will definitely continue to purchase.
