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Herbal Henna |
Herbal Henna Powder made from pure herbal leaves and rare Indian
herbs used for hair conditioning. Regular use of herbal henna naturally conditions
hair and gives strength and shine to the hair. Medicinal value of Henna and
other ingredients take care of all scalp disorders. It acts as hair vitalizer
and helps hair growth and health.
Henna has been mentioned in the early ayurvedic texts as being a cure for number
of skin and hair problems. It was used to manufacture natural and herbal hair oils
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Henna powder in its pure and natural form is a bright or deep green, khaki or brown.
The color produced by pure natural henna ranges from orange to red, to black cherry
and near black color. Henna powder quality produced by our company is determined
by its color, purity, its dyeing property & fineness. Our herbal henna is the
most common and user friendly way to color hair. We manufacture the superior quality
of henna, to provide maximum benefit to our customers around the globe |
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Ingredients used in our Herbal
Henna |
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Our Herbal henna is the combination of the following nine herbals. Some herbals
are very rare in India and we have our own plantations for the following herbs.
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Henna |
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Botanical name: Lawsonia Inermis
Cultivation regions: India, Pakistan, Kurdistan, Persia, Sudan, Syria and Egypt
Henna is good for falling hair and it is a good conditioner, give luster to the
hair. It strengthens the roots of the hair. It turns white pigment to brown also
good for the dandruff.
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Amla |
Botanical name: Emblica Officinalis
Cultivation regions: India
Rich in vitamin C, amla acts as as detoxifying agent for a sluggish liver, promotes
radiant skin, reduces cholesterol and boosts the absorption of calcium. Another
important benefit of amla is that it promotes healthier hair and hence widely used
in hair care products. It is excellent for strengthening the roots of your hair
and main color and luster. |
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Bhringaraj |
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Botanical name: Eclipta Alba
Cultivation regions: India
Widely used as an Ayurveda and Yunani medicine, it is useful in inflammations, eye
diseases, bronchitis, anaemia, heart and skin diseases. Bhringraj is a effective
as a hair conditioner. Bhringraj oil when massaged on to the scalp, gives a calming
effect and premature graying. |
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Brahmi |
Botanical name: Bacopa Monnieri
Cultivation regions: India, China, Taiwan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and some
part of USA
Its medicinal values uses as to help benefit memory capacity, increase concentration,
and reduce stress-induced anxiety, brahmi is essentially used as a Hair tonic, Hair
nourishment, Hair vitalizer. Using brahmi powder helps in treating hair loss. It
strengthens the hair roots, relieve itchy scalp problems and help to prevent dandruff. |
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Myrobalan |
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Botanical name: Terminalia chebula
Cultivation regions: India
It is called the "king of medicines" and is always listed first in the Ayurvedic
meteria medica because of its extraordinary powers of healing. In Ayurveda it is
considered to destroy all diseases and eliminate all waste from the body. At the
same time, it is known to promote tissue growth and health. |
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Shikakai |
Botanical name: Acacia Concinna
Cultivation regions: India
It acts as a natural shampoo for hair care and wash. It has a cooling and stimulating
effect on the brain and it induces sound sleep. It is a good conditioner and tonic
for the hair. It removes minor eruption over the scalp and keeps hair clean, smooth
and silky. It is a natural cleanser for washing, nourishing, colouring and conditioning
hair. It keeps the hair luxuriant and manageable. It is free from synthetic chemicals. |
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Neem |
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Botanical name: Azadirachta Indica
Cultivation regions: India
Neem quickly kills external parasites and a neem decoction is safer and just as
effective as standard treatment for head lice and scabies. |
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Physic Nut |
Botanical name: Jatropha curcas L
Cultivation regions: India
The leaves, seeds and oil of Dravanti is used to treat ulcer, tumour, scabies, wound,
haemorrhoid, wound, splenomegaly, skin diseases, rheumatism and paralysis.Wounds:
Paste of dravanti, applied on wounds to clean to promote quick healing |
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Tannikai / Baheda / Vibhitaka
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Botanical name: Azadirachta Indica
Cultivation regions: India, Indo-Malesian region, Sri Lanka, Indo-China
Fruits of Baheda or Vibhitaka are widely used in Ayurvedic system of medicine. Though
Vibhitaka is widely used in various formulations but it is mainly used externally
in paste form for painful conditions, skin diseases, leukoderma, graying of hair
and to control bleeding from injuries. |
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