I'm @jebanikajeba, writing to you today about the beautiful and beneficial Joba flower. Joba flower is a flower whose qualities and benefits are unmatched. Not only the Joba flower but also the leaves of the Joba plant have some special functions.

I planted a Joba flower tree after learning about its special benefits. The flowers and leaves of my tree are of great use to the neighbours too.

🌺Types of Joba flowers:🌺

Joba flowers have different colours. But much more readily available is the gorgeous red-petalled blood Joba or 'five-faced' Joba. Moreover, in different parks or gardens, you can also see - orange, purple, pink, white, yellow, and light pink flowers. It is also known as LankaJoba, China Rose. I have a blood Joba tree in my house.

🌺Benefits of Joba Flower in Hair Care:🌺

Both flowers and leaves of the Joba plant are beneficial for hair. The amino acids in the Joba flower increase the production of keratin protein in the hair. Reduces hair loss, removes roughness, removes dandruff, increases hair density, brightens dark hair, lengthens hair, strengthens follicles, improves blood circulation in the scalp, Prevents hair whitening, helps to retain the natural lustre of hair, etc. Joba flowers and leaves play a very effective role in solving the problem of hair. Joba flower extract is used to make oil. Besides, conditioner and shampoo are made for hair using Joba flower.

🌺Medicinal properties of Joba flower:🌺

Joba flower has medicinal properties that are magical in curing diseases. Joba flowers are used in Ayurvedic medicine. Moreover, Joba is used as medicine to control blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, increase liver function, protect against infection, cure period problems, reduce mental fatigue, reduce weight, eliminate iron deficiency, control high blood pressure, control diabetes, solve kidney problems, etc.

🌺Disadvantages of Joba flower:🌺

Joba flower tea is especially beneficial for those who are dieting to control weight and suffering from heart disease and high blood pressure. However, excessive consumption of Joba flower tea has some harmful effects. For example, regular consumption of this tea can cause gas problems, abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhoea, dehydration, nausea, headache, even sodium, and potassium deficiency, and many types of problems can occur as the body's healing ability decreases. So to avoid these problems and get the benefits, it is useful to drink Joba flower tea twice a week instead of daily.