Description

Almond gum, also known as Badam Pisin, is used to make pudding. While there are some natural shampoo recipes that use it, other gums like guar gum, gum arabic (acacia gum), and tragacanth gum are more commonly used in commercial and DIY shampoos for their conditioning and thickening properties.

Almond gum in pudding
Almond gum is a natural resin from the almond tree that becomes a soft, jelly-like substance when soaked in water. Its cooling and hydrating properties make it a popular ingredient in desserts and beverages, especially in India.
Pudding: After being soaked overnight, the gum turns into a jelly that can be added to desserts and puddings.
Refreshing drinks: It is also used to make cooling drinks like jigarthanda or added to milkshakes, juices, and rose milk.

Almond gum in shampoo and hair products
Although less common than other gums, almond gum has been shown to be a potent emulsifier and stabilizer, so it can be used to make natural shampoos and hair products. Its soothing properties also make it a beneficial ingredient for skin and hair health.