The Rita (Al-Qomamila) - 150 grams

You can also try the bird tongue, also the Ritha, also the fenugreek stick, in addition to the semi-powdered, also pomegranate peel, and you can also check the caraway, also the locust bean, and the Afs al-Bukara is also available at the herbal store, Dukkan al-Attar. What is the Ritha herb? The Ritha herb usually grows in hot (tropical) areas, especially in East Asian countries such as India and China. It is also characterized by its height, reaching up to 20 meters, and all parts of the trees are used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes. It is made from bark, leaves, and fruits into a powder used in many traditional medicine recipes. Other names for Ritha also include: Ritha herb or Soapnut, in English Reetha or Soapnut. Is the Quumamila herb hibiscus? Many believe that the Quumamila or Indian Ritha herb is hibiscus flowers, but the truth differs; Indian Ritha is different from hibiscus, as they are two different types of herbs, each with its own benefits and uses. What are the benefits of Ritha? The most notable feature of the Ritha herb is its soap-like properties because it contains a chemical called saponin, making it a safe alternative to soap and cleaning products. Additionally, it has health benefits, including: lowering blood cholesterol, preventing angina and arteriosclerosis. It helps treat nervous disorders such as hysteria and baldness. It is anti-inflammatory, helping to reduce joint pain. It helps smokers quit smoking. Regulates blood glucose levels and improves treatment outcomes for diabetics. It eliminates intestinal parasites. Improves digestive performance and treats diarrhea caused by infection. Prevents cancer and limits the spread of cancer cells. Benefits of Ritha for the skin If you are looking for a natural skin cleanser or wash, you should use Indian Ritha, as it has soap-like properties that help deeply clean the skin and eliminate bacteria and excess fats. It helps prevent acne and blackheads and also helps close skin pores. In addition, it provides the skin with necessary hydration and softness, thus protecting against skin cracks and delaying the appearance of wrinkles. It is worth noting that the Quumamila herb helps to brighten and refresh the skin, and treats skin inflammations and some skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis. Benefits of Ritha for hair You can use Indian Ritha as a natural alternative to shampoo, as it helps clean the scalp without the damage caused by chemical shampoos. It also helps disinfect the scalp, eliminate fungi and insects, and treat dandruff. Furthermore, it treats scalp inflammations, itching, eczema, regulates oil secretion, strengthens hair follicles, and stimulates growth. How to use Ritha for hair Here are the most common and easiest ways to use Indian Ritha: Use crushed Ritha fruits with henna powder to enhance the effectiveness of henna for hair, increase nourishment for the follicles, and treat the scalp. You can also knead henna powder with a soak of Indian Ritha fruits, which helps treat dandruff, thoroughly clean the scalp, and promote hair growth and lengthening. Use boiled Ritha fruit soak for washing hair; it acts as an organic shampoo that does not harm hair but cleans it and removes dirt, dust, and excess fats. For hair coloring, you can use Ritha powder with amla powder, knead them with a soak of Ritha fruits to make a paste, apply it as a mask for two hours, then rinse thoroughly with boiled Ritha soak to hide gray hair.