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Emollient Herbs

Definition

Emollient herbs are those herbs which contain mucilage. They are used externally.
These herbs soften the skin by forming a protective film. They stop the loss of water from the Epidermis ( outer layer of the Skin ). These herbs are used to treat Skin Diseases.

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Acanthus Mollis

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Borneo Mahogany

Sida Cordifolia

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Asphodelus Albus

Bellwort

Bladder Campion

Brassica Napobrassica

Calodendrum Capense

Caricature Plant

Cenchrus Ciliaris

Ceratotheca Sesamoides

Cheeses

Christmas tree plant

Commelina Benghalensis

Crinum Aszaticum

Crinum Defixum

Cuscuta Australis

Gossypium Barbadense

Green Bristle Grass

Grewia Glandulosa

Grewia Sclerophylla

Hedyotis Fruticosa

Hyptis Pectinata

Indian Thorny Bamboo

Malvaviscus Drummondii

Ochna Jabotapita

Polygonum Arenastrum

Rose Scented Geranium

Scoparia Dulcis

Shallot

Smooth Leaf White Violet

Solanum Verbascifolim

Sow Thistle

White Sweet Clover

Yellow Wood Violet

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Figs ( Anjeer ) as an Emollient

Roast the fresh Fig ( Anjeer ) and cut in half.
Apply it as a poultice on the affected area.
It acts as a good Emollient.

Confederate Rose as an Emollient

Add decoction of leaves and flowers of Confederate Rose in your bathing water. Take bath with it. It will soften your Skin.

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