YUVIKA Khus Root Powder Vetiveria Zizanioides Vetiver Root Powder (100 Grams)

What it's made of

Choose a single-ingredient, plant-based powder. Khus root powder is the named ingredient, and the special-ingredient note identifies it as the natural form of Vetiveria zizanioides vetiver root. Material features are listed as plant based, the formula is marked vegetarian, and the product comes in powder form.

Jar packaging keeps the format simple, with one pack containing a net quantity of 100 grams. The features section also notes no added flavor, which reinforces that the focus here is the root powder itself rather than a flavored blend.

Who it's for

Pick this format for adult face-use routines. Face is the recommended use in the item details, and the age range is adult. Container type is listed as a jar, and the package quantity is one, so buyers get a straightforward dry powder format rather than multiple pieces or a ready-mixed preparation.

Powder form also makes the product relevant to shoppers specifically looking for loose khus root powder instead of tablets, capsules, or liquid formats.

What makes it different

Look to the broader use notes for the main differentiator. The product copy does not stop at face use. It also mentions animal-related applications, including support around fleas and ticks without harsh chemicals, antiseptic and healing use for wounds and skin infections, calming support for anxiety, relief around inflammation or joint pain, and help with itching, dryness, and flakiness so the coat looks healthier and shinier.

That mix of a simple single-ingredient powder with both face-use positioning and animal-care claims is the most unusual part of the product information.

Good to know

Check suitability before applying the powder. Safety guidance says to consult with a doctor before use, and the product is marked expirable. The legal note also says buyers should test and verify suitability for their intended application, and it mentions limited testing.

That caution matters more when the same powder is being considered across more than one use context.