Al Kamel Al Costa Al Hindi Water 580 ml

Indian Costus water is a natural extract derived from the Costus plant, known for its numerous health and beauty benefits. It is characterized by its purifying and soothing properties, making it an ideal choice for supporting overall health and for skincare and hair care.

 

580 ml

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Indian Costus water is a natural extract derived from the Costus plant, known for its numerous health and beauty benefits. It is characterized by its purifying and soothing properties, making it an ideal choice for supporting overall health and for skincare and hair care.

Benefits:

  • Improves Respiratory Health: Helps soothe coughs and relieve throat congestion.
  • Supports Digestive Health: Helps alleviate bloating and improve digestion.
  • Boosts Immunity: Contains natural compounds that help strengthen the body’s immune system.
  • Purifies the Skin: Reduces acne and skin inflammation thanks to its antibacterial properties.
  • Promotes Hair Growth: Strengthens hair and reduces hair loss, enhancing thickness and shine.
  • Regulates Blood Sugar Levels: May help maintain balanced blood sugar levels.
  • Reduces Stress and Improves Mood: Used in some aromatic therapies to calm nerves and promote relaxation.

How to Use:

  • For Internal Use: Add a few drops of Indian Costus water to a glass of water or juice and consume daily.
  • For External Use: Apply directly to the skin or hair using a cotton pad, or add it to your personal care products.

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