Turmeric Powder - 100G

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Turmeric Powder is a golden-yellow root powder traditionally used in food, herbal teas and DIY cosmetic projects. It is valued for its naturally occurring antioxidant compounds and its traditional anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial profile. Turmeric is commonly used in digestive comfort routines for occasional upset stomach, abdominal cramps and flatulence, and is also popular as a natural colourant in handmade soaps and rinse-off body-care products.

Its earthy, warm flavour pairs well with ginger, lemon, black pepper and warming spices. Why we love it: Turmeric is a bright, versatile pantry and cosmetic staple. It brings colour and warmth to teas and recipes, while also working beautifully as a natural colourant in handmade soaps. Key Properties Plant Part: Root Form: Powder Colour: Golden yellow to orange Flavour Profile: Earthy, warm, bitter and mildly peppery Profile: Traditional digestive, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory herb Suitable For: Herbal Tea, Cooking, Golden Milk, Spice Blends, Handmade Soap, Natural Colouring And Rinse-Off Cosmetic Projects Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light, moisture and strong odours What It's Used For Turmeric tea and warm herbal drinks Digestive comfort routines for occasional upset stomach, cramps and flatulence Antioxidant-focused wellness routines Golden milk, curries, soups and spice blends Natural colourant for handmade soaps Rinse-off skincare for blemish-prone, eczema-prone or psoriasis-prone skin routines Traditional external preparations for insect bite and fungal-prone skin comfort Who It's For This Product Is For: Cooks and herbal tea users wanting turmeric powder Soap makers wanting a natural yellow-orange colourant DIY users making rinse-off skin-care preparations People adding turmeric to digestive comfort and antioxidant wellness routines This Product Is Not For: People wanting fresh turmeric root People who dislike strong colour transfer Leave-on skincare without proper formulation and patch testing Use as a substitute for medical care for eczema, psoriasis, fungal infections, parasite infections, digestive disease or inflammatory conditions How To Use As Turmeric Tea: Boil about 4 cups water and add 1 teaspoon turmeric.

Simmering Method: Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes or longer, then strain through a fine sieve. Taste Tip: Add lemon to taste. Ginger is a popular addition. In Food: Add to curries, soups, rice dishes, golden milk and spice blends. In Soap: Use carefully as a natural colourant according to your soap formulation.

Processing Tip: Turmeric stains easily, so protect surfaces, clothing and light-coloured tools. Safety Instructions Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, medically vulnerable or taking medication Seek advice before use if taking blood thinners, diabetes medication, gallbladder medication or chronic medication Use in sensible culinary or tea amounts Patch test before topical use Avoid contact with eyes Turmeric can stain skin, fabric and surfaces Seek medical care for persistent digestive symptoms, severe pain, skin infection or worsening skin conditions Discontinue use if irritation, stomach upset or any adverse reaction occurs Keep out of reach of children and pets FAQs Q: What is Turmeric Powder used for?

A: It is used in teas, cooking, golden milk, spice blends, handmade soaps and rinse-off cosmetic projects. Q: Can Turmeric Powder be used as a natural soap colourant? A: Yes, turmeric is commonly used to add a yellow-orange tone to handmade soaps. Q: How do I make turmeric tea? A: Simmer 1 teaspoon turmeric in about 4 cups water for 10 minutes or longer, then strain well.

Q: Does turmeric stain? A: Yes, turmeric can stain skin, fabric, surfaces and light-coloured tools.