The science and magic of Pearl Powder

So why did I choose to use pearl powder in holi (mane) and holi (water)? Simply put, pearl powder has an extraordinary ability to nourish healthy, radiant, glowing, and younger-looking skin. Its rich nutritional profile includes bioavailable amino acids that support hair, skin, and nail cell growth, as well as over 30 trace minerals and elements like calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, silica, and calcium phosphate.

Calcium carbonate, which is the most abundant mineral in pearl powder, is the richest source of calcium on the planet, and is absorbed twice as efficiently as conventional calcium supplements. It supports proper thyroid function and has beautifying properties that can help with skin regeneration, moisture levels, and regulation of sebum production. Additionally, when topically applied, pearl powder can temporarily reduce pore size, skin redness, and skin texture.

Pearl powder is also protective, as it can prevent the development of melanin and slow and stop the development of freckles, dark patches, and age spots. It has an anti-photoaging effect, and the amino acids in pearl extract can inhibit UV-irritation, slow photoaging, inhibit skin wrinkles, laxity, thickness, and dry skin. In high doses, pearl powder extract has been shown to be superior to the application of Vitamin E.