Shatadhaut ghrut 65gm united pharmacy

Shatadhauta Ghruta (100-times washed ghee) is a traditional Ayurvedic skin elixir produced by United Pharmacy.

It is prepared through a meticulous process where pure cow ghee is washed with water 100 times in a copper vessel, transforming it from a greasy fat into a cooling, silky, and highly absorbable cream.

Detailed Ingredient Information

The primary and most essential component of this preparation is:

• Go Ghrita (Pure Cow’s Ghee): Specifically processed via Shatadhauta (100 washes), which alters its molecular structure to allow penetration into all seven layers of the skin.

• Copper (Trace elements): During the washing process in copper vessels, trace amounts of copper are infused, which support collagen synthesis and skin healing.

• Water: Used as the medium for purification and to provide the cooling (Sheeta) property.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Advanced Skin Hydration: Deeply moisturizes the skin without leaving a heavy, oily residue; excellent for chronic dryness and flaky skin.

• Cooling & Soothing: Provides immediate relief from burning sensations, inflammation, and redness caused by sun exposure or internal heat (Pitta).

• Wound and Burn Healing: Accelerates the recovery of minor burns, sunburns, scars, and chickenpox marks.

• Anti-Aging Properties: Rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, it helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and age spots.

• Manages Skin Ailments: Traditionally used as a supportive treatment for eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and diaper rashes.

Precautions

• External Use Only: This formulation is strictly for topical application and should not be ingested.

• Active Acne: While suitable for most skin types, those with active, cystic acne or extremely oily, clogged pores should consult a practitioner before use.

• Patch Test: Recommended for individuals with hypersensitive skin to ensure no reaction to the dairy-based lipids.

• Clean Application: Always use clean, dry hands to scoop the product to prevent bacterial contamination of the jar.