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A product created with great passion for environment and love for life. The most sensitive area of our body is skin. It needs pure material, free of all toxic chemicals, to protect it. This garment is made using 100% ORGANIC COTTON and dyed using medicinally rich herbs with ancient knowledge of AYURVEDA. Completely skin friendly. Beautiful designed, stylish and comfortable. Available in many attractive natural and herbal colours. Herb used for colour: Madder (for red & shades), Haritaki (Cream, black, brown, coffee), Cutch, Cutechu ( Brown, Red, Maroon, Black, Coffee), Indigo (Blue all shades), Turmeric (Yellow all shaded), Onion ( Biscuit, pink, coffee, brown), Pomegranate (Yellow, Cream, black).It only does not help human but directly helps environment by saving a lot of toxic chemicals going in land, water and air during it's process. Also saves carbon emision. Consuming this encouraging plantations of these herbs for consuming demand.Available in different colours and sizes.Make: AuraInstructins of use:· Hand Wash/Gentle wash separately · Wash at room temperature (30° C ) · Use mild detergents only · Do not bleach or scrub · Dark Colour may Bleed · Dry in shade · Avoid all contact with citric content substances
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