Ingredients

Colorless henna is rich in biologically active substances such as chrysophanol, emodin, carotene, betaine, rutin, and others. Emodine helps to restore the hair’s neutral shine, carotene repairs damaged hair structure, betaine locks in moisture and makes the hair softer and smoother, and rutin strengthens hair roots. Chrysophanol (chrysophanic acid) has a pronounced antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effect. It helps to eliminate dandruff.

Indigo is said to repair the cuticle. It smoothens the tangles, makes your hair thicker, more manageable and lustrous. And Indigo powder not only improves hair colour but also soothes hair scalp and follicles. It offers a cooling and refreshing sensation which makes you feel relaxed and calms the body and mind.

Amla is considered a ‘superfood‘ for hair. With a zillion nutrients like vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and phytonutrients present in this ‘wonder fruit’, it is a hair fall control remedy and natural conditioner. Amla is also very high in antioxidants which help in maintaining the health of the scalp.

Henna used as hair drying/ astringent agent, boost hair growth, cool scalp, and skin treats dandruff and makes hair shine. Henna is also a very cooling herb which pacifies Pitta Dosha. It nourishes the scalp and induces enough moisture in it to take care of any dryness that can be associated with Vata imbalances.

Bhringraj (Eclipta prostrata) is famous in India for its use as a natural hair tonic. In fact, it is so well known for its affinity with the hair that it often goes by the Sanskrit name kesharaja, or “king of the hair. A primary ingredient in most Ayurvedic hair care, bhringaraj promotes strong, healthy hair growth and helps maintain the hair's natural color and luster. It is one of the best rejuvenatives for Pitta and has a special affinity for the head. When it comes to natural hair care and hair loss, Bhringraj is the first herb we recommend. It is one of the most distinguished herbs in Ayurvedic healthy hair care.

Brahmi is one of the Ayurvedic herbs for hair that supports normal hair growth by rejuvenating the scalp. It offers the additional benefit of helping calm the mind. It is long-believed that Brahmi also stimulates the cognitive functions of the mind, and that applying it to the hair and scalp will bring these same cognitive benefits by absorption through the hair follicles and pores.

Manjistha Powder has proven to be extremely helpful in combating hair loss. Even stubborn dandruff is gently prevented, while at the same time a sensitive and damaged scalp can benefit greatly from its properties. The powder is perfect for darkening hair in a gentle way and also possesses antibacterial properties.

Methi also known as Fenugreek—has been used by Chinese and Ayurvedic medicinal systems for centuries. In general, anyone can benefit from the protein and anti-inflammatory properties found in Methi powder. Those with coarse or curly hair may notice added softness and shine. Soothes scalp inflammation, treats dandruff, strengthens hair, and prevents shedding.

In Ayurveda, hibiscus is recommended for treating hair fall, encouraging hair regrowth, and preventing premature graying. Hibiscus is rich in vitamin C, flavonoids, amino acids, mucilage fiber, moisture content, and antioxidants. The naturally occurring amino acids in hibiscus flowers provide the hair with the nutrients help in promoting hair growth. These amino acids produce a special kind of structural protein called keratin, which is the building block of hair. Keratin binds the hair makes them less prone to breakage.