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None other than this beautiful Hibiscus!

There are in various colors and I wish I could paste it all here but, it’s better if you could watch this Hibiscus short video instead.
When I was a small kid, my mom used to pick a bunch of Hibiscus leaves, then tore the leaves into small pieces. She would soak them in a bowl of water for 10 minutes or so and the leaves will exudes some gooey extracts. I was told to rub it all over my hair so it will be healthier , shinier and the color will be darker. If only my mom knew that I prefer my hair in amber, I guess she will freak out! Haha..
Do you know that Malaysia and South Korea has the same Hibiscus family as national flower?Malaysian’s is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis while South Korean’s is Hibiscus syriacus.
These are some of Hibiscus’s benefit, which some of it I just know it today myself..^^:
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In paper making
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Vegetable
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Herbal teas and Jam
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Natural diuretic for dieters and people with kidney problem
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Natural source of food coloring E163 and E127
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The barks are used for grass skirts and wigs
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Cough treaments in Ayurveda
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Prevent greying and hair loss
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Natural shampoo and conditioners
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Bubble game
Source: Wikipedia







