Where Do Hibiscus Petals Come From? #madeinghana #hibiscus #fairtrade

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Hibiscus Petals are made from the dried, ground sepals of the hibiscus plant. Often mistaken for flowers themselves, they are actually fleshy, trumpet-shaped, deep burgundy fruits that grow after hibiscus flowers bloom. They are really versatile and can be used for cooking as well as beauty products.

The petals can be used to make teas and drinks due to their high antioxidant content, and they can also be used in soap making and sugar scrubs to naturally exfoliate the skin!

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