MeAyurv

Tulsi Powder

Name: MeAyurv Organic Tulsi Powder – Pure Holy Basil Leaf | Ayurvedic Herbal Supplement for Immunity, Stress Relief & Respiratory Health | Natural, Vegan, Chemical Free
Brand: MeAyurv
Availability: InStock

Sacred holy basil for calm, clarity and everyday wellness

Be the first to review

Made in IndiaNon-GMOVeganNo Chemicals

₹769₹1,119 Save ₹350 (31%)

Inclusive of all taxes

Pack Size: 1000g

100g₹119₹1.19/g Best Value227g₹229₹1.01/g 454g₹399₹0.88/g 1000g₹769₹0.77/g Save ₹ 70Pack of 2 × 55g₹149₹1.35/g Save ₹ 100Pack of 2 × 100g₹229₹1.15/g

Add ₹299 more to unlock 5% OFF + Free Shipping

Spend more, save more — up to 20% off + free gifts

Secure PaymentsRazorpay

Cash on DeliveryAvailable

Easy Returns7 days

FSSAI CertifiedLic. 10722999001752

Check delivery & COD availability

1000g ₹769

Single-herb purity

Why people love it

Calm & Stress Support

A cherished sacred herb, traditionally used to support calm and the body's response to everyday stress.

Clear, Focused Mind

Tulsi is traditionally valued to bring lightness and clarity to the mind, supporting steady focus through busy days.

Everyday Natural Defences

A classic rasayana, traditionally used to support the body's everyday natural defences through seasonal change.

Soothing Warm Tea

Its warm, aromatic brew has long been enjoyed for throat comfort and a clear, easy feeling.

Supports Digestion

Aromatic and gently warming, it is traditionally used to support comfortable, everyday digestion after meals.

Single-Origin Purity

Pure single-origin Tulsi, dried and milled fresh with nothing added, just one sacred, time-honoured herb.

Better together

Frequently bought together

MeAyurv Dry Ginger Powder (Sonth Powder), Strong & Aromatic | Finely Ground Sunth for Masala Tea, Kadha, Cough & Cold Relief, and Indian Cooking

MeAyurv Black Pepper Powder (Kali Mirch), High Piperine for Pungent Aroma | Finely Ground Malabar Kali Mirch Powder for Cooking, Seasoning, Immunity & Digestion

This item: Tulsi Powder · 1000g ₹ 769.00

Ginger Powder · 100g ₹ 149.00 Black Pepper Powder · 100g ₹ 279.00

Total for 1 item(s) ₹ 769.00

Simple ritual

How to use

Best for: Best for calm, everyday wellness and a clear, focused mind.

1

Measure

Take a quarter to half teaspoon of Tulsi powder, around 1 to 2 grams, per serving.

2

Brew

Stir it into hot water and let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes.

3

Sweeten

Add a little honey or a squeeze of lemon to taste.

4

Sip

Enjoy warm, once or twice a day, as part of a calming routine.

The hero — one ingredient

Tulsi

Ocimum sanctum (Ocimum tenuiflorum)

Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum), or holy basil, is among the most revered herbs in Ayurveda, honoured as the Queen of Herbs and kept sacred in homes across India. A classical rasayana with a warm, aromatic, slightly peppery character, it has been treasured for thousands of years to support calm, everyday wellness and clarity of mind. Sourced single-origin and milled into a pure, additive-free powder, it makes a soothing daily tea, simply stirred into hot water.

No Fillers

No Chemicals

Plant-Based

Quality you can verify

FSSAI Lab-tested Vegan Non-GMO Made in India

From farm to pack

Sourced clean, checked twice

Our herbs are sourced from trusted growers and finely milled in small batches. Every lot is quality-checked for purity — a single ingredient, nothing you can't pronounce, nothing you don't need.

The details

Everything else

Tulsi Powder – Traditionally Used to Support Skin, Hair, and Overall Wellness

Clearer-looking skin support: Traditionally used in face masks to support a clearer-looking, refreshed complexion as part of a regular skincare ritual.
Scalp freshness and balance: Helps maintain a refreshed and balanced-feeling scalp when used in herbal hair packs and masks.
Purifying beauty rituals: Commonly used in Ayurveda for purifying and clarifying skin care practices, supporting a clean and cared-for appearance.
Customizable herbal blends: Supports natural skin cleansing when combined with other herbal powders, floral waters, or carrier ingredients in DIY beauty recipes.
Hair and scalp care support: Helps maintain hair and scalp freshness when incorporated into traditional herbal hair treatments.
Ayurvedic wellness tradition: Tulsi has been traditionally used in Ayurveda to support overall wellness as part of a balanced lifestyle and mindful self-care.

Modern lifestyles, environmental exposure, and daily stress can leave skin and scalp feeling dull, congested, or out of balance. Many people look for simple, traditional ways to support a clearer-looking complexion, fresher-feeling hair, and a sense of overall wellness without complicating their routine.

MeAyurv Tulsi Powder offers a straightforward way to bring a time-honored Ayurvedic herb into your daily self-care. Finely milled from holy basil leaves, it can be used in simple face and hair masks, or incorporated into broader wellness rituals as guided by a qualified practitioner, allowing you to connect with a traditional herb in a gentle, practical manner.

This versatile powder is commonly used by mixing it with water, rose water, aloe gel, yogurt, or other herbal powders to create pastes for the face and scalp. It fits easily into weekly beauty rituals, whether you are preparing a clarifying face mask, a refreshing scalp pack, or a customized herbal blend tailored to your skin and hair needs.

MeAyurv focuses on pure, traditionally used ingredients, and this Tulsi Powder is made from 100% natural tulsi leaf powder, reflecting a simple, ingredient-focused approach. Rooted in Ayurvedic heritage and clean sourcing, it is crafted for those who value authenticity, minimalism, and time-tested herbal practices in their wellness and beauty care.

Make this Tulsi Powder a gentle part of your regular ritual, using it in face and hair masks or as advised by a qualified practitioner, and enjoy a calm, traditional approach to caring for your skin, hair, and overall sense of balance.

100% Natural Tulsi Leaf Powder (Ocimum sanctum)

For face: Mix 1–2 teaspoons of Tulsi Powder with rose water, plain water, or aloe gel to form a smooth paste. Apply evenly on cleansed face, avoiding the eye area. Leave on for 10–15 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water. Use 1–2 times a week. For hair and scalp: Mix 2–3 tablespoons of Tulsi Powder with water, yogurt, or other herbal powders to make a thick paste. Apply to scalp and hair length, leave for 20–30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly with water. For internal use: Use only as directed by a qualified healthcare or Ayurvedic practitioner.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture, with the pouch tightly closed. Avoid using if the powder develops an unusual smell, colour, or texture.

Real results

Customer reviews

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Tulsi, or holy basil (Ocimum sanctum), is one of Ayurveda's most revered herbs, traditionally used to support calm, everyday wellness and a clear, focused mind. Honoured as the Queen of Herbs, it is most loved as a warm, aromatic tea and as a gentle daily tonic during seasonal changes. As a powder, it simply mixes into hot water for a soothing brew.

Stir about a quarter to half a teaspoon, roughly 1 to 2 g, into a cup of hot water and let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes. Add a little honey or a squeeze of lemon to taste, then enjoy it warm. Many people have a cup once or twice a day as part of a calming routine.

Yes, supporting calm is one of Tulsi's most cherished traditional uses, which is why it is so often woven into daily and spiritual rituals. It is traditionally valued to help ease everyday tension and bring a sense of lightness and clarity to the mind. As with any calming herb, gentle, consistent use suits it best.

Tulsi has a warm, aromatic and slightly peppery, minty flavour, with a gently bitter edge, which is quite different from the sweet basil used in cooking. The taste is fresh and uplifting, especially as a warm tea. A little honey or lemon rounds it off beautifully.

No, although they are related. Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) is holy basil, a sacred Ayurvedic herb with a spicy, clove-like aroma, while culinary basil (Ocimum basilicum) is the sweeter variety used in dishes like pesto. They belong to the same family but have different flavours and traditional uses.

Yes, a daily cup of Tulsi tea is a much-loved ritual, and the powder is gentle when used in normal, food-style amounts. Keeping to the suggested 1 to 2 g and enjoying it consistently tends to suit it best. If you take regular medication or have an ongoing health condition, check with a doctor before making it a daily habit.

Pregnant women, those trying to conceive, and breastfeeding mothers should use it only after speaking with a doctor. Anyone taking regular medication, particularly blood-thinning or blood-sugar medicines, or managing an ongoing health condition, should consult a healthcare professional first. As always, begin with a small amount and stop if it does not suit you.

Keep it in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, which helps preserve its fresh, aromatic fragrance. Use a clean, dry spoon each time so the powder stays fresh and free-flowing. Slight variation in the green colour between batches is normal for a pure, single-origin herb.

Still have questions? Ask our Ayurvedic expert

Pairs well with