Hibiscus is a class of blooming plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae. The family is enormous, including a few hundred animal types that are local to warm, calm, subtropical, and tropical districts all through the world. Part species are eminent for their huge, ostentatious blossoms, and those species are normally referred to just as “hibiscus,” or less well known as rose mallow. Different names incorporate tough hibiscus, rose of Sharon, and tropical hibiscus.

10 Benefits of Hibiscus:

• It may have a diuretic effect (increased urine production)
• It may have antioxidant activity
• It may have anti-cancer activity
• It may have an antipyretic effect (reduced fever)
• It may have sedative properties
• It may have blood sugar-lowering properties.
• It may have antiseptic properties
• It may have anti-spasmodic properties (relieves muscle spasms)
• It may have blood pressure-lowering properties
• It may have a mild laxative effect (help constipation)

HIBISCUS FOR HAIR GROWTH

Promotes hair growth: Amino acids found in hibiscus may aid in boosting scalp blood flow, which in turn may promote hair growth. Additionally, it might lessen breakage and strengthen the hair shaft. Hibiscus can aid in conditioning hair, giving it a smoother, more manageable texture.

How do I make a hibiscus hair pack?

Combine 3–4 teaspoons of hibiscus juice with the same amount of fresh onion juice.
Cover the areas of your scalp where your hair is thinning with this combination.

Thirty minutes later, wash it off.

Top 7 Skin Benefits of Hibiscus

• Tightens open pores
• Cleanses and exfoliates
• Moisturizes
• Reduces inflammation
• Clears skin
• Combats ageing: Also known as Botox herb, hibiscus is packed with metaphorical big bags of antioxidants
• Increases radiance: Hibiscus also works to purify the complexion of your skin

Hibiscus Face Pack

Just combine two petals from hibiscus flowers with one tablespoon of curd.
Yogurt contains beneficial microorganisms that balance skin pH and clear clogged pores.
Cover your entire face with this refreshing face mask, and let it on for 15 minutes, or until it dries.

Use cold water to wash off, then pat dry with a cotton towel.
 

HIBISCUS TEA

Hibiscus sabdariffa, a tropical floral shrub, might also have some health advantages. It also has a great flavor. Hibiscus is a fruit with a sweet, tart flavor that goes well with tea.

This hibiscus tea recipe is SO simple to make! 

Put 1/4 cup of dried hibiscus flowers in a pitcher or Mason jar that holds quarts.

Stir with four cups of filtered water after adding it.

Let the tea cool in the fridge for at least 20 minutes, or until it turns a brilliant red color. If you want a richer color and flavor, let it sit overnight.

To get rid of the hibiscus petals, strain the mixture into a pitcher.

Pour this tea into ice-filled cups. Add some honey or another sweetness if you'd like.
What is the best time to take Hibiscus tea?

after dinner

Despite the fact that you can drink hibiscus tea whenever over the course of the day, the prescribed opportunity to drink hibiscus tea is after supper. This is on the grounds that hibiscus tea contains flavonoids that will assist with decreasing the retention of fats.