Anantmool/Sarsaparilla Red

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Anantmool is a synonym for the herbal drug Saariva. It is a climber with the length of 5 to 15 feets. Leaves of this drug resemble like that of pomegranate. The roots of anantmool smell like camphor.

Anantmool, also known as Sarsaparilla Red or Indian Sarsaparilla, is a highly valued Ayurvedic herb known for its cooling, detoxifying, and skin-purifying properties. Traditionally used for skin health, blood purification, and overall wellness, Anantmool / Sarsaparilla Red supports clear, glowing, and balanced skin. Rich in natural antioxidants, glycosides, and anti-inflammatory compounds, it helps soothe irritation, reduce blemishes, and calm sensitive or inflamed skin. Its earthy aroma and smooth consistency make it ideal for daily skincare rituals and herbal wellness blends.

Perfect for routine life beauty care, Anantmool can be incorporated into face packs, ubtans, scrubs, soaps, gels, serums, hair masks, and various DIY Ayurvedic skincare formulations. It helps purify the skin from within, lighten pigmentation, even skin tone, and boost natural radiance. This herb is also known for supporting hormonal balance and flushing out toxins that may contribute to breakouts. In haircare, Sarsaparilla Red helps soothe the scalp, reduce itchiness, and promote healthier hair growth.

 

How is anantmool known in your region?

 

  • In the Hindi and Bengali speaking States anantmool is known as kapoori. In Marathi and Gujarati, it is called as upalsari. In Kannada speaking States, anantmool is known as soggade.
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Anantmool is used as one of the finest blood purifier. Additionally, it has the potential to treat skin disorders like leprosy. It can treat edema and it is also known for the results in the areas of reproductive fertility.

Anantmool / Sarsaparilla Red powder before applying. Use 2%–20% in DIY skincare such as face packs, ubtans, scrubs, soaps, gels, and toners. For a purifying mask, mix with rose water, aloe vera gel, or yogurt and apply to clean skin for 10–15 minutes. For acne-prone skin, combine with neem, Multani Mitti, or tea tree hydrosol. For glowing skin, blend with sandalwood or turmeric. In haircare, add to masks with coconut milk or amla powder to soothe the scalp. Avoid applying undiluted. Regular use promotes clearer, calmer, and more balanced skin and hair.

Young chemist anantmool roots when crushed and converted in the form of a paste, it is known to treat burns and edema. For blood disorders, syphilis, rheumatoid arthritis and gout, extract of anantmool is collected and is used in the form of syrup.

Anantmool / Sarsaparilla Red offers strong detoxifying, skin-soothing, and anti-inflammatory benefits. It purifies the blood, helping reduce acne, blemishes, and pigmentation. Its natural cooling effect calms irritation, redness, and heat-related skin issues. Rich in antioxidants, it protects the skin from environmental stress and supports natural regeneration. Anantmool improves complexion, promotes even tone, and enhances inner glow. In haircare, it soothes the scalp, reduces itchiness, and supports stronger roots. Suitable for sensitive, acne-prone, and imbalanced skin, it helps maintain long-lasting clarity, smoothness, and wellness.

  • One should not use anantmool in the form of decoction "kadha".

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