Herbal Ingredients

Mehndi – Lawsonia Inermis

Henna from the Lawsonia inermis plant, is a natural hair dye and conditioner. The leaves contain lawsone, a pigment that coats hair for rich, reddish-orange color. Henna also benefits hair by adding shine, reducing dandruff, and strengthening hair with its proteins and antioxidants.

Shikakai – Acacia Concinna

Shikakai, also known as Acacia Concinna, is a wonder herb for hair. It acts as a natural cleanser because of saponins, leaving your hair soft and shiny. It also has antifungal and moisturizing properties that fight dandruff and keep your scalp healthy, promoting hair growth.

Gudhal – Hibiscus Rosasinensis

Hibiscus, a flowering plant used for hair care, nourishes hair with vitamins. It may promote growth and strengthen strands, while also conditioning and adding shine. Additionally, the anti-inflammatory properties of hibiscus may soothe scalp issues like dandruff.

Ghritkumari – Aloe Vera

Aloe vera, a succulent with soothing gel, is a hair hero. It hydrates dry hair, soothes itchy scalps with its anti-inflammatory properties, and promotes stronger hair growth due to its vitamins and minerals.

Bhringraj – Eclipta Alba

Bhringraj, an Ayurvedic herb (Eclipta alba), is a hair-care hero. It can boost scalp circulation for hair growth, nourish strands to prevent breakage, and treat dandruff with its antifungal and antibacterial properties.

Reetha – Sapindus Mukorossi

Reetha (Sapindus mukorossi) is a natural hair cleanser from India. Its gentle lather eliminates dirt without stripping hair, maintaining a healthy scalp while promoting growth. It may also improve the shine and strength of hair, giving it a healthier look.

Jatamansi – Nardostachys Jatamansi

Jatamansi (Nardostachys jatamansi) is an Ayurvedic herb for hair. It may balance scalp conditions to promote thicker, stronger growth, regulate oil to fight dandruff and dryness, and even contain antioxidants to slow down graying.

Karunjeeragam – Nigella Sativa

Karunjeeragam (Nigella sativa or black cumin) is a powerhouse for hair. The seeds promote growth by stimulating follicles and scalp circulation, fight dandruff with their anti-inflammatory properties, and condition hair for a healthy look.

Valampuri Kaai – Helicteres isora

Valampuri Kaai (Indian Screw Tree) has been traditionally used for various purposes, with its potential mainly lying in its anti-inflammatory properties that may soothe an itchy scalp.

Avaram Poo – Senna Auriculata Hygiene

Avaram Poo (Senna Auriculata) is a natural hair cleanser. The powder gently removes dirt and oil without stripping moisture, leaving hair shiny and manageable. It may also soothe an itchy scalp with its anti-inflammatory properties.

Magizhampoo – Spanish Cherry

Spanish Cherry Flower (Magizhampoo) is a bloom used in traditional medicine for hair. It's used to promote hair growth and strengthen strands. Its potential anti-inflammatory properties might also soothe itchy scalps and reduce dandruff.

Hrivera – Plectranthus Vettiveroides

Hrivera (Plectranthus Vettiveroides) can be beneficial to your hair. Studies suggest it could promote hair growth and reduce dandruff. It may even have natural conditioning properties for shinier and more manageable hair.

Neem Leaves - Azadirachta indica

Neem leaves, a natural hair remedy, fight dandruff and soothe itching with their antifungal and antibacterial properties. Studies suggest they may even promote hair growth and add shine due to their circulation-boosting and conditioning properties.

Tulsi – Ocimum tenuiflorum

Ocimum tenuiflorum or Holy Basil (Tulsi) can be beneficial to the hair since it’s rich in vitamins and antioxidants, it might promote thicker hair growth and a healthy scalp by stimulating follicles and fighting dandruff. The nutrients in Tulsi can also strengthen hair strands to reduce breakage.

Vendhayam – Trigonella foenum-graecum

Fenugreek (Vendhayam) is very beneficial to the hair. It is rich in protein and iron, it could promote thicker growth by stimulating follicles. Its antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties might also fight dandruff and soothe an itchy scalp, while the lecithin in the seeds acts as a natural conditioner for shiny, manageable hair.

Vasambu – Acorus Calamus

Vasambu (Acorus Calamus) extracts could promote growth and improve scalp circulation for thicker hair. Its antifungal and antibacterial properties might also fight dandruff and soothe itchiness. Some believe it conditions hair for shine.

Kadi Patta – Murraya koenigii

Kadi Patta (Murraya Koenigii) are a versatile food ingredient that also works wonders for your hair. Rich in protein and antioxidants, they can boost hair growth, strengthen strands to reduce breakage, and even combat dandruff with potential anti-inflammatory and antifungal properties.

Vembalam Pattai – Rajantot Root

Vembalam Pattai (Rajantot Root), a plant with potential hair benefits, might stimulate growth and reduce dandruff with its astringent properties. It even has natural red dye for a subtle hair tint, but be cautious about staining.