Walnut Shells (Juglans Regia) - Bulk

• Botanical Name: Juglans regia
• Plant Part: Shell
• Form: Dried shells
• Colour Profile: Warm earthy brown
• Texture: Hard shell pieces for milling, brewing or craft use
• Profile: Biodegradable exfoliant and natural colour-support botanical
• Suitable For: Rinse-Off Scrubs, Soaps, Foot Scrubs, Henna Mixes, Plant Dye Projects, External Rinses, Craft Work And Bulk Formulation
• Storage: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

• Bulk natural exfoliant for soaps, body scrubs and foot scrubs
• Henna colour support and plant dye projects
• External hair and skin rinses from strong decoctions
• Craft colouring work for earthy brown tones
• Plastic-free rinse-off exfoliating products
• Milling, blending and brewing as needed

This Product Is For:

• Soap makers and scrub formulators
• Henna users and plant dye makers
• Bulk natural craft users
• Small-batch makers seeking a biodegradable exfoliant

This Product Is Not For:

• People with nut allergies
• Internal use unless guided by a qualified practitioner
• Oral care products without dental guidance
• Broken or irritated skin
• Eye-area use
• People wanting a soft, non-abrasive botanical powder

• In Scrubs And Soaps: Grind to a fine or extra-fine powder. Use about 1-5% in body scrubs and about 0.5-2% in soap, adjusting to preference.
• In Henna Or Colour Projects: Add a spoon or two of very finely ground shell powder to henna, or use a cooled, strained decoction as the liquid phase.
• As an External Rinse: Simmer 5 g shells in 200 ml water for 15-20 minutes, cool and strain very well before using externally on intact skin or hair.
• In Craft Work: Use a strong decoction for warm brown tones on suitable fibres or paper.
• Bulk Tip: Store dry and clean, then mill only as finely as needed for the project.

• Avoid use if allergic to nuts
• Internal use is not generally recommended without practitioner guidance
• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a healthcare provider
• Avoid eyes and broken skin
• Walnut preparations may stain skin, fabric and surfaces
• Very abrasive powders may damage enamel or irritate gums in oral care products
• Consult a dental professional before oral care use
• Discontinue use if irritation, discomfort or any adverse reaction occurs
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

Q: What is bulk Walnut Shells best suited to?
A: It is best suited to soaps, scrubs, henna mixes, plant dye projects, external rinses and craft colouring.

Q: Can Walnut Shells replace plastic microbeads?
A: Yes, finely milled walnut shells can be used as a biodegradable alternative in rinse-off exfoliating products.

Q: Are Walnut Shells suitable for oral care?
A: Use caution. Very abrasive powders can damage enamel or irritate gums, so consult a dental professional first.

Q: Should Walnut Shells be used on broken skin?
A: No, avoid use on broken or irritated skin.