Which herbal powder should I start with?

Popular everyday choices are ashwagandha, amla, giloy and triphala. Check with a doctor or vaidya if you have a health condition.

Are your herbal powders pure?

Yes. Each powder is a single ingredient, with no fillers, colours or preservatives. The ingredient line is on every product page.

How do I store herbal powder?

In a dry airtight jar, away from heat, sunlight and moisture. Never put a wet spoon in.

No. They are traditional-use products and not medicines.

Herbal Powders: Ashwagandha, Amla, Giloy and More

Herbal powders are dried roots, leaves, barks and fruits ground fine, a form in which Ayurvedic herbs have been used at home for generations. Revaroots herbal powders contain one ingredient only: ashwagandha is only ashwagandha, amla is only amla.

Herbal powders

Ashwagandha Powder from ₹199
Amla Powder from ₹149
Giloy Powder from ₹179
Brahmi Powder from ₹179
Bhringraj Powder from ₹199
Arjuna Powder from ₹179
Harad (Haritaki) Powder from ₹149
Shankhpushpi Powder from ₹199
Neem Leaf Powder from ₹119
Jatamasi Powder from ₹199
Manjistha Powder from ₹199

Most powders can be stirred into warm water, milk or honey. Hair-care powders such as bhringraj, jatamasi and manjistha are mixed into pastes and applied to hair and skin. Every product page lists the ingredient, the country of origin, the best-before period and the price per 100 g.

Keep powders in a dry airtight jar and always use a dry spoon. Buy the pack you can finish within a few months, because ground herbs lose aroma faster than whole ones.

These are traditional-use products and not medicines. They are not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, on medication or have a health condition, speak to a qualified doctor or vaidya first.