Curry Leaves powder 40g

Sale priceRs 400.000.0

Ancient Nutra Curry Leaves PowderCurry Leaves Powder uses

Curry leaf powder for cooking and hair

Last updated: May 2026

Ancient Nutra Curry Leaves Powder is dried, milled curry leaf with a deep aroma, a staple of Sri Lankan tempering and curries. It is also traditionally used in natural hair care.

Why you'll like it

  • Deep, savoury aroma for tempering, curries, and rice.
  • A traditional Sri Lankan cooking staple.
  • Used in traditional hair masks and oils.
  • Rich in natural plant compounds.

How to use it

Add to tempering, curries, and rice dishes for aroma, or mix into warm coconut oil for a traditional hair treatment.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use it for hair?

Yes. Mixed into warm coconut oil, it is a traditional Sri Lankan hair treatment.

How is it different from fresh curry leaves?

The powder is convenient and shelf-stable, with a concentrated aroma, ideal when fresh leaves are not on hand.

Quality

Sri Lanka grown and milled. Made under BRCGS, FSSC 22000, and ISO 22000.

Blog posts

View all
ancient-nutra-blogA warm cream linen flat-lay of three small mounds of dried Ayurvedic herbs and golden powder, a pile of natural plant-based capsules, a plain wooden spoon, and a sprig of fresh green leaves.

Father's Day vitality: the 3-herb gift that actually gets used

A practical Father's Day gift guide: why a simple three-herb daily stack of Tribulus, Ashwagandha, and Tongkat Ali fits a real morning, and how to time it so he feels it before August.

BreakfastOverhead flat-lay of a green moringa smoothie bowl topped with banana, berries, and seeds beside a dish of moringa powder

Moringa morning bowl: a 5-minute green start

A 5-minute moringa morning bowl: a green smoothie base with chia, fruit, and a spoon of moringa for a fast, nutrient-dense start to the day.

AyurvedaEditorial still-life of fresh turmeric root and golden turmeric powder, ginger, dried Iramusu roots, green curry leaves, and a plain glass of golden turmeric infusion on a sage-grey stone surface

What inflammation actually is (the real version)

Acute inflammation helps you heal; chronic inflammation quietly fuels disease. The plain-English difference, plus food, sleep, and herbs that calm it.