Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia) is a perineal, climbing plant with a woody stem that goes by many names including majith, tamaralli, manditti, the common madder, the Indian madder, and many more. This evergreen plant is closely related to the plant from which coffee is harvested. Like coffee, this plant produces berries that range from red or purple to nearly black, and it grows small, yellow or white-green flowers that are only millimeters in diameter. It commonly grows at high altitudes (up to 3500 meters high) in the Indian Himalayas, Japan, Indonesia, Ceylon, Malay, Java, and tropical portions of Africa. Manjistha has a long history of industrial use because its long, thick roots have been used for centuries in the Eastern hemisphere to make red pigment used in fabrics and cosmetics.

 Majistha Powder For Skin
Manjistha Powder acts as an effective detox and offers relief from itchy skin caused by acne rosacea, psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo and dermatitis.
Manjishtha promotes the healing of skin tissues damaged by injury or infection. It detoxifies and nourishes at the same time. This herb also helps with itchiness from eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, vitiligo, and acne. Manjistha powder is commonly used to help lighten dark spots as well. Use manjistha powder in combination with herbs such as orange peel powder, rose petal powder, or sandal to make a healing face pack
*Majistha Powder helps to heal damaged skin tissue and clears dark spots.
*Can be used as a face mask.
*Maintains normal colour of the skin.
*Provides lustrous and glowing skin.
*Makes complexion even.
*Lightens dark spot.