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The hibiscus plant has exotic, vibrant petals that are fanned in the shape of a trumpet. It blooms in a variety of colours including red, pale yellow and pink and has long been used as an ingredient in herbal teas and medicines, traditionally to help with loss of appetite and even colds. Besides being a beautiful flower, this flower is used for skin as well. It is known as a natural firming plant for our skin as it is a natural source of ahas (alpha-hydroxy acids) which in its chemical form can be really harsh for our skin. Instead of using chemical form of ahas, we can simply use hibiscus on our skin without any side effects. Hibiscus powder is a great ingredient to curb hair loss issue when used on a regular basis. This powder can be mixd with henna or even curd to get maximum effects. This powder helps to strengthen roots and make hair stronger and thicker.They also have an anti-inflammatory effect and can help to soothe inflamed skin, making hibiscus suitable for those prone to very sensitive skin. Hibiscus powder when mixed with lemon juice or acv can cure dandruff without over-drying your hair. Hibiscus has a naturally high mucilage content, a sticky substance produced by plants that help with the storage of water and food. Mucilage makes a fantastic natural skin moisturiser that is gentle on sensitive skin. Hibiscus also controls acne and pimples. The presence of vitamin c and anti-inflammatory properties controls acne and pimples and as a result you get clear and pimple less skin. Hibiscus is a natural hair colour and when mixed with mehendi or methi daana can give a good and shiny black hair. Hibiscus powder can also used as a hair dye for grey hair and when mixed with coffee powder can give a very dark brown colour which can be really alluring.