Starwest Botanicals Black Walnut Hull Powder Wildcrafted, 4 OuncesUSDA Organic

I make a mixture of this for my goats and they don’t have worms. Make sure you get an accurate recipe as this stuff can be toxic!!

I read the "doesn't dye hair" reviews, but after reading a few blogs about how to use this, I decided I'd try it -- it's under $20 & heck, maaaybe it'll work...AND IT DID!Perhaps it only stains in to light/blonde/slightly damaged hair, though?I grew out 15years of black hair dye, then bleached it platinum for a few years, & only recently around 10months ago decided to ditch the peroxide/ammonia/dye routine & give my hair a break...because it was breaking. ; ).But then I had annoying dark blonde/light blonde irregularities thru my hair & really wanted to even it out -- and THIS was a win!I boiled water, steeped a portion for 12hrs, then *excellent* tip from another reviewer on here I think -- add a bit of corn starch to thicken the mix! -- add to hair, work thru, wrap with shower cap or saran & leave it on overnight. Rinsed thoroughly & conditioned & *magic* even-toned hair, with a nice chestnut-y color throughout!(I think my dumb pic makes it look a little brassy -- it isn't.)I've washed it now a few times with normal cheap-o shampoo too & the color has stayed!I consider this a major 'finally-something-natural-actually-worked' win! : )

Used the product for hair, not the liquid, rub the wet powder into hair for a temporary darkening

Great herb I used for a natural sheep dewormer.

Good

We use this on our teeth and it cleans them well, although it has a bitter taste so we do not swallow it. I like that this is organic.

Very good quality, this company always has the best, only ones i buy from!

Earthy and clean taste makes it versitale to blend with anything. If you are needing this , you can put it in coffee, soup, really anything