Key Benefits of SNA Raktachandana Choornam

• Helps reducing hyperpigmentation and age spots naturally.
• Brightens dull complexion for a glowing skin.
• Soothes and lightens dark circles around the eyes
• Softens rough patches and scar marks on face or body
• Promotes even skin tone without harsh chemicals.
• Lightweight powder that blends well with milk or honey
• 100% herbal formulation free from synthetic colours!

Product Description of SNA Raktachandana Choornam

SNA Raktachandana Choornam is an age-old Ayurvedic face and body powder thoughtfully crafted for those seeking a natural glow. Derived from traditional texts like Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya, this choornam (fine powder) brings together seven potent herbs in equal measure. It’s made for external application—just a sprinkling of this crimson hued mix with milk for dry skin or honey for moist skin. Leave it on till it dries, then gently rinse to reveal brighter, fresher looking skin.

The fragrance is subtle, earthy, and a little woody—reminds me of damp forest floors after rain. You might think “powder on my face?” but it feels light, almost like a soft veil. Ideal if you’re tired of heavy creams that clog pores. Although it’s powerful enough to address pigmentation and scars, it’s still gentle.

Keep in mind, this isn’t magic in a jar. Regular use, patience, and a pinch of care are the trio for best results. Personally, I sometimes leave it on a touch too long… oops, and it can feel a bit tight. But rinse, moisturize, and smile at the mirror—uneven tone won’t stand a chance.

Key ingredients with descriptions of SNA Raktachandana Choornam

• Raktachandana (Pterocarpus santalinus): A red sandalwood powder valued for its cooling properties and traditional cosmetic uses.
• Manjista (Rubia cordifolia): Known as Indian madder, often used historically to impart rosy hues in skin preparations.
• Kusta (Saussurea lappa): A root powder traditionally valued for its aromatic and skin-friendly qualities.
• Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa): Bark powder used in Ayurveda for its natural astringent characteristics.
• Priyangu (Callicarpa macrophylla): Leaf and bark elements used in classical recipes for soothing textures.
• Vatankura (Ficus benghalensis): Tender leaves of the banyan tree, known for mild cleansing feel when pulverized.
• Masura (Lens culinaris): Lentil powder included traditionally for gentle exfoliating action.

Key uses of SNA Raktachandana Choornam

• Apply on hyperpigmented areas—cheeks, forehead, or body spots.
• Use as an under-eye mask to reduce dark circles and puffiness.
• Spot-treat old scars and acne marks for a more uniform complexion.
• Gentle exfoliant: mix with water, scrub lightly and rinse off.
• Pre-bride or festive prep: brightens overall skin tone before big events.
• Combine with yogurt or rose water for a cooling summer mask.
• Use weekly to maintain softness and suppleness of skin.

How to use SNA Raktachandana Choornam

Take 1–2 teaspoons of choornam and mix with enough milk for dry skin, or honey for oily/moist skin to form a smooth paste. Apply evenly over face or affected areas. Allow to dry for 2–3 hours (or until fully set), then gently rinse with lukewarm water. Repeat 2–3 times a week for best results. Store unused portion in a dry, airtight container.

Safety information about SNA Raktachandana Choornam

Children: Not recommended for kids under 12 without practitioner advice.

Pregnant women: Safe for external use but patch-test first; avoid if sensitive.

Breastfeeding mothers: External application ok, yet patch test advised.

People with chronic diseases: Consult Ayurvedic physician before first use.

People with allergies: Contains plant compounds—check list for sensitivities; do a small trial area.

Elderly individuals: Generally safe; ensure skin isn’t too fragile to avoid over-drying.

Patients taking medications: No known interactions with external use, but best to ask your doctor.

People with weakened immunity: External powder pose minimal risk but seek medical input if lesions are open.

Additional information about SNA Raktachandana Choornam

Packaged by SNA Oushadhasala Pvt Ltd in a sealed, food-grade foil pouch. Keep it away from moisture and direct sunlight. Shelf life is approx. 6 months once opened—yes, it goes stale if humid, so reseal it tight. Manufactured in India under GMP conditions.

Reference texts include Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya (Kṣudra Roga Pratiṣedha 32:17). This product is purely external. Do not ingest. Always consult an Ayurvedic physician before using—info here is just general, for knowledge. Occasionally you might spot natural colour variation—that’s normal, no dyes or artificials added 😉.