*Henna (Lawsonia Inermis) benefits on hair:
- stops hair loss
- stimulates hair growth by blending with the natural proteins found in hair
- slows down premature greying
- prevents breakage
- adds shine
- cures dandruff and dry scalp
- reverses effects of pollution on hair and dryness due to excessive blow drying
- renders a magnificent reddish brown color to dark hair
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| No product in hair, completely dry following Henna treatment. |
- may help make hair dark
- increases hair density (thickness)
- strengthens hair roots
- stops premature greying
- controls dandruff
- stops hair thinning and hair fall
- may be used on hair and skin
- natural astringent and skin toner
- helps promote black luxuriant hair
- controls hair loss
- stimulates hair roots thus promoting hair growth
- cures scalp infection
- may be used on hair and skin
- tropical application makes us relieved from acne, eczema and even ringworms
- eradicates every kind of itch, rash, infection and allergy.
- extensively used in hair fall
- treats dandruff and lice growth
- cures symptoms of scalp psoriasis
- stops hair thinning and dryness
- effective in removing oil and dirt from hair
- does not strip hair of its natural oils
- usually no rinse or conditioner is used since it naturally detangles hair strands (doesnt detangle my hair as well as conditioner does)
- controls dandruff
- acts as an astringent
- maintains natural oil balance
- refreshens and rejuvenates the skin
- cleans skin thoroughly
Brands: Ayurvedic brands vary based on where they are purchased. I purchase my poweders from a local Middle Eastern Halal meat market for 1.85 per 100mg box from a brand called Hesh. If you dont have an Indian store local to you, powders may also be found on Amazon..com. The Henna I use is a brand called Napur and I get 200mg for $4.85. I prefer this brand because it has amla, brahmi, shikakai, jojoba, and various other beneficial powders already pre-mixed. My hair is always soft shiny and strong afterward for weeks following the treatment. I love the brand Henna I use and probably will not change it unless I find one premixed at a lower price with the same ingrediants and gives the same results.
See Pictorial under DC Day pt. Deux on how I prepare the Amla/Brahmi Mix [HERE]
*I am not a medical professional. Information shown derives from infomation on product boxes and websites about Ayurveda. I encourage anyone interested to do their own research. This page is not advice, simply my routine hair care regimen.
