Shampoo is made with cow urine and dung!

The Dhaka Times Desk Shampoo is made with cow urine and dung! It is natural that anyone would be surprised to hear such a news. This issue of India's Gujarat has shocked everyone.

According to media reports, a recent study in Gujarat, India, says that shampoo made with cow urine and cow dung keeps hair shiny and beautiful. This shampoo will keep women's hair and face beautiful and smooth like Cleopatra. A researcher named Shabita Dar is always engaged in research work from the beginning to the end of this research.

How is shampoo made from cow urine?

Most shampoo companies collect urine from cows. A company called Holikau Foundation in New Delhi collects cow urine and cow dung from various sources including Narsha, Mathura and its surroundings. The first urine of the day is collected from indigenous cows, which is known to be due to the fact that early morning or early morning urine is considered by researchers to be more effective.

On the other hand, a company called Patanjali collects cow urine in two ways.

One. Collect urine by urinating cows under the supervision of family.

Two. Cattle farmers collect urine and dung from multiple cows together through a channel in the cowshed.

It is known that the collected cow urine is purified in the filtration process of the machine. These are then used as the basic ingredients for making shampoo. Cow dung is also used as face cream. It is also used for washing.

According to cattle experts, cow urine prevents fungal infections and bacteria. Due to which using them removes acne, keeps hair strong and dandruff free. Again it reduces hair loss as it is anti-oxidant.

Cow's urine is more expensive than cow's milk due to its use as an ingredient in shampoos. The price of purified urine is around Tk 200 to Tk 300 per liter. At present Gwalinis are making a lot of profit by selling urine. According to a source, the demand for urine is so high that there is already a shortage of urine compared to the demand.

A bottle of 250 ml costs about 300 rupees. Where there is 20% of urine, 7% of rain water and the remaining part contains Amla and other herbs. Shampoos made with urine lather well and keep hair smooth and shiny! Therefore, the shampoo manufacturing companies have chosen this cow urine as the raw material for their shampoo.