Lal Puja Sindoor/Red Sindoor (सिंदूर): Lal Puja Sindoor, Sindoor or vermillion is considered as a prominent symbol of being married among Hindu women. However, with changes and evolutions in this modern age of globalization, application of Lal Puja Sindoor in a stylish and fashionable way is the trend to rule. Not only it enhances your beauty but also keeps you in sync to the customs and rituals of Hindu marriage system in a balanced manner. It’s high time you flaunt your marital status in pride and elegance.
Red puja sindoor is a traditional vermilion red or orange-red colour cosmetic powder from India, usually worn by married women along the parting of their hair.
Red puja sindoor originally comes from Sindoor tree and is mainly used for religious purpose, when worshiping deity status and also in many other Hindu festivals.
Methods and styles of applying the Lal Puja Sindoor vary from personal choice to regional customs. Many new brides will fill the whole hair line with Lal Puja Sindoor, while other married women may just apply a red spot at the end of the hair line and forehead.
This is often used by women who wear a bindi, or red dot, on their foreheads for cosmetic purposes. Married women may also put it in their hair, and men and children may wear it for religious purposes. Some manufacturers use lead tetra oxide to give it a distinctive red colour.
This clinically tested Herbal Lal Puja Sindoor, based on age-old traditions, is specially designed for modern needs. Containing herbal extracts and oils, it is totally safe and free from toxic ingredients. In liquid form, with a sponge tipped applicator, it is easy to use and does not harm the skin in any way.
In india Lal Puja Sindoor plays a vital role for the married women which is a symbol of married person. It also has herbal effects and removes many diseases.
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