Herbal Amla Powder 100G, Brahmi Powder 100G, Shikakai Powder 100G, Aritha Powder 100G - 1 Complete Hair Care Combo Pack

I received today and I must say that you get a lot for the price. I mixed them with my homemade hair oil and grease and I’m so impressed. I can’t wait to see the ending results.

I have used this twice and my hair is a lot stronger, shedding is almost nonexistent and my hair is super moisturized.I have all 4 in the past and have great results. I moved to a rural area and forgot to buy it and my hair suffered. I suffer from thyroid issues and that had made my hair really dull, super dry and broke off easily. Every time I showered I lost hair the size of a small rodent. 😭 Now shedding is about some size. So by that alone it is totally worth it. It can get kind of messy but how I do it:I use this before I shampoo and keep it on overnight. I put 2 tbsp of Bhami and Amla and 1 of Aritha and Shikakai, plus sometimes a tbsp of bentonite clay and chebe powder. I put whatever oil I have at the moment (olive, avocado, grape seed) and some biotin and Cholesterol protein conditioner and some distilled water or the Ayurveda tea and mix into a paste with a cake frosting consistency.It put it on my head, root to tip. Then cover with a shower cap, maybe two, put my beauty headband on, then cover with a deep conditioning cap and go to bed. I like to keep it in my head at least 8 hours.LolWhen I wake up, I usually fill up the tub and lay in the water for a few minutes so all the stuff is out. You get more of it out that way then the shower. Then I let the water out, and shampoo and condition as normal, the I shower. I haven’t had any issues with any residue because most of it is rinsed off in the bath. I will come back in 6 months if I notice less grays coming in.Tip: you can put the powder in cheap nylon and extract it through the oil of your choice on low heat for 2 hours to make your own Ayurvedic hair oil and do the same thing with distilled water to make a tea! The tea can be used as a leave in or with the powders to make a conditioning paste. Make sure to put in tea tree, rosemary or eucalyptus oil to preserve it if it’s going to be left out. I keep in the fridge to keep it longer. And for the tea only make enough to use for the week or it will go rancid.

I made a couple orders this week this the only order that CAME ! And was delivered as said in the time frame as said and the product is the product I purchased. THANK YOU SOOO MUCH

This was kind of difficult to use, I didn’t use long enough to see a difference

The media could not be loaded. I mix all the powder into one big bowl and will use them little at a time.

I've transitioned to a more healthy hair health lifestyle and prefer to only use raw organic things on my hair instead of chemical filled products. I needed an all natural shampoo and came across this from lady on youtube. Was concerned at first how all these powders for the hair could make my scalp clean like a regular shampoo especially if he doesn't lather but after washing it out my hair felt so soft and clean. This is now my go to product for hair wash day. Only thing Is it's a bit messy on the hands when applying it but thats ok

I mixed 2 tbls of each powder with part water and part aloe juice. Then I mixed them with Eco Style Eco Style Black Castor Oil & Flaxseed Oil Deep Conditioning Therapy and Cantu Apple Cider Vinegar Root Relief. I twisted my thin curly hair section by section and wore a shower cap for a greater portion of the afternoon. I washed the products out of my hair hours later (and I wore goggles). After washing it out my eyes felt sensitive as if my eyes were exposed to a chemical or peppermint oil. My eyes did not burn but felt weird. I'm thinking the long exposure opened up my scalp pores and it penetrated that way. I followed up with a avocado, silk protein, milk protein, olive oil, shea butter, apple cider vinegar, peppermint oil, tea tree oil, coconut oil, argan oil(plus more including aloe juice) leave in conditioner mask that I made. I left that on for about three hours and washed my hair and moisturised it with a natural hair leave in conditioner. My hair is soft and my curls are present. I just hated that aching within my eyes. more like my entire eyeball. I did not experience a severe allergic reaction but the slight one I did makes me rethink using these products. I have researched and find that some people do have an allergic reaction to shikakai powder. Proceed with known caution if you do use this product. COVER YOUR EYES AND DON'T LEAVE IT IN TOO LONG*

I just want to share my hair wash tip.I am from southeast asia and my hair is naturally black and straight, and sits about my waist. I have really oily scalp.This set works perfectly with my virgin hair. I use 1/2 tbsp of each, add 4 drops of tea tree and lemongrass essential oil (only when massaging the root) to keep the scalp oil-free (I'm aiming to wash hair once a week) No need for conditioner. My hair is really dark and thick, this product is not enough to make it vibrant so I do hot oil treat (from any citrus, or apricot) every 2 washes.Once I got my hair color treated and permed (3b), I have to add a rich-protein solution (an egg yolk/half cup of raw oatmilk, with honey) or else it's too dry to do anything. Of course, hot oil treat every 2 washes (include coconut oil for more protein!!!)