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White Haldi Infused Skincare Products: A Trend Worth Trying

Home remedies recommended by your mother or your grandmother’s have always been the first form of skincare anyone has been introduced to. While this legacy has its own variations, one of the most popular ingredients that is talked about and praised is Haldi. Did you know, fascinatingly, there is more than just the typical yellow […]

Home remedies recommended by your mother or your grandmother’s have always been the first form of skincare anyone has been introduced to. While this legacy has its own variations, one of the most popular ingredients that is talked about and praised is Haldi. Did you know, fascinatingly, there is more than just the typical yellow turmeric haldi we know commonly? This is a relief to all beauty and skin-conscious enthusiasts because now there is no worry about the yellow stains that Haldi leaves behind! White Haldi is here to brighten your skin with no yellow hue.

White turmeric, or zedoary, originally hailing from Indonesia, has found its way into European, Indian, and American cultures. While it shares botanical lineage with its vibrant yellow cousin, white turmeric exhibits a lighter-coloured flesh inside a brown exterior. Scientifically known as Curcuma Zedoaria, it can be found in powdered or dried slice form, featuring a greyish surface and a pale yellow to grey-white interior. Visually, it resembles ginger but offers a myriad of benefits for skincare, haircare, and overall health. Incorporating this ingredient into your skincare regimen holds the promise of numerous advantages:

Anti-Inflammatory, Antioxidant & Anti-Microbial: White Haldi is a powerhouse of anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-microbial properties. It can soothe and reduce skin redness, making it a valuable asset for acne-prone skin. It may also offer relief for conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory qualities can alleviate skin irritation caused by these conditions. Curcumin, an antioxidant and antimicrobial compound found in white turmeric, protects the skin from free radical damage, slowing down the aging process.

Brightening: White Haldi, a 360-degree ingredient, not only removes tan and blemishes but also helps to brighten the skin and reduce the appearance of dark spots or hyperpigmentation. This will give the skin an even tone, a healthy, radiant glow. Yellow turmeric can leave a yellowish or orange tint on the skin, especially if left on for too long or used in high concentrations. This staining can be difficult to remove and may take some time to fade. Which is how White Haldi comes to your rescue.

Exfoliation: White turmeric acts as a gentle exfoliant, effectively removing dead skin cells and revealing smoother, fresher skin, which is crucial in combating pollutants that stick to the skin. Exfoliating with white haldi can be your go-to hack!

A solution to Dark circles and Dry skin: White turmeric can be your ally against dark circles by restoring and evening out dark patches. It also alleviates dry skin, promoting the regeneration of new skin cells, removing dead ones, and hydrating the skin.
All-rounder with haircare too! White turmeric’s natural antifungal and antibacterial properties make it effective in treating dandruff and scalp infections. It stimulates hair follicles, promotes hair growth, strengthens hair shafts, and regulates sebum production, preventing greasy hair and scalp acne. Additionally, it brings shine, minimizes hair odour, and naturally conditions hair.

Despite the numerous benefits of white Haldi, it remains largely absent from Indian skincare products. La Pink addresses this gap by sourcing premium white Haldi from Europe and introducing a product line that harnesses its benefits in skincare and upcoming haircare products. When searching for organic skincare products, consider those enriched with the goodness of White Haldi to elevate your skincare routine.

The author is a Founder La pink.

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