BrijBooti Dandasa – Datoon – Juglans – Walnut Tree Peel (Helps in teeth whitening)

A Persian walnut tree, also called English walnut tree or Juglans Regia, gives off dandasa – a sweet, aromatic bark.

Walnut tree bark has many health benefits. It can also be used for skin diseases such as eczema, blisters, and severe itching of the skin (also called pruritus). This is a natural blood purifier and laxative. Let’s take a closer look at the benefits.

Also, the tree bark keeps the gums tight and strong, ensuring the health of teeth. Because of the use of this herb, Egyptian mummies had good teeth after thousands of years.

What is the best way to use it for whitening?

Dandasa twigs should be soaked overnight. Start your day by rubbing coconut oil on your lips, teeth and gums. Put the datun (twig) on your teeth and rub it for five minutes. There will be a noticeable difference in the colour of your teeth. However, your fingers will be reddish-brown afterwards.

Dandasa For Lips

It can also be used as a natural lip dye. Applied to the lips after being dampened with water and mixed with saliva, it leaves a reddish-brown color.

Dandasa Benefits For Hair

Gray hair can also be dyed naturally with the dark brown colour produced from the bark. In case your hair has never been chemically treated or you have never used any of the chemical dyes on the market, dandansa will quickly work for you. Chemical dyes take a while to work.

What is the best way to use it for hair dying?

1 large stick of dandasa can be boiled with 100 ml of beetroot juice and 2 glasses of water. After it has been reduced by half, cool it and mix it with 200 grams of henna powder (Mehendi) and 2 tablespoons of fresh aloe vera gel. Apply it to your hair in the morning after leaving it overnight.

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