Description

Highly valued in Unani and Ayurvedic traditions, Habulas is widely processed into premium herbal powders, extracts, and essential oils. Its leaves and berries are rich in volatile compounds like myrtol, eucalyptol, and pinene, making it a highly sought-after botanical for both therapeutic and cosmetic applications.

In traditional medicine, Myrtle acts as a powerful natural expectorant, frequently used in formulations to clear respiratory congestion, bronchitis, and asthma. Its strong astringent and antimicrobial properties make it a premium active ingredient in dermatological products, effectively combating acne, balancing oily skin, and accelerating wound healing.

In hair care, Habulas is a staple ingredient. When infused into therapeutic oils or formulated into herbal masks, it strengthens the hair shafts at the follicle, reduces shedding, and treats dandruff to promote thicker growth. Internally, its high tannin content helps soothe gastrointestinal inflammation and manage digestive issues like diarrhea.

Commercially, Habulas is globally traded for third-party manufacturing of dietary supplements, herbal teas, and botanical cosmetics. Furthermore, its distinct camphor-like, uplifting aroma ensures its steady demand in natural perfumery and aromatherapy for stress relief.