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Nalpamaram powder, boil a small amount in water (creating a "kizhi" - powder wrapped in a cloth) and use the resulting water for bathing, especially for post-natal care and skin conditions. You can also make a paste with the powder and water or other ingredients for face or body masks. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. Water Decoction for Bathing:

Preparation: Take a small amount of nalpamaram powder (about 3 grams) and place it in a muslin cloth, tying it into a "kizhi" (a small pouch). 

Boiling: Boil the "kizhi" in water until the water turns a light brownish color. 

Cooling and Mixing: Remove the "kizhi" and allow the water to cool to a comfortable temperature. 

Bathing: Add the nalpamaram water to your regular bath water and use for bathing. 

Benefits: This method is particularly useful for post-natal care, helping to reduce pregnancy stretch marks and soothe the skin. 

2. Paste Application (Face and Body Masks):

Preparation: Mix nalpamaram powder with water, yogurt, or rose water to form a paste. 

Application: Apply the paste to the face or body. 

Duration: Leave the paste on for 15-20 minutes (for face) or until it dries (for body). 

Rinse: Rinse off with lukewarm water. 

Benefits: This method can help hydrate, nourish, and cleanse the skin, and can also be used to treat skin conditions. 

 

This method is particularly useful for post-natal care, helping to reduce pregnancy stretch marks and soothe the skin.

Apply the paste to the face or body. Duration: Leave the paste on for 15-20 minutes (for face) or until it dries (for body). Rinse: Rinse off with lukewarm water.