World of Nature
Bhringraj Powder
Bhringraj leaf, dried and milled to a soft green powder. Ayurveda calls it kesharaja — "king of hair" — and that is overwhelmingly how it is used: mixed into a paste with water, oil or curd and worked through the scalp, most often alongside amla. It is a herb people use rather than eat. The powder makes a deep green paste with a grassy, slightly bitter smell that fades as it dries.
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Origin
Our bhringraj leaves are selected from trusted growers, then shade-dried and finely milled under controlled conditions so the powder keeps its deep green colour and characteristic aroma.
Composition
| Ingredients | 100% Pure Bhringraj Leaf Powder (Eclipta alba). No additives, preservatives, colours, flavours or fillers. |
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| Taste Profile | Grassy, green and mildly bitter with a herbaceous aroma. Primarily used externally as a hair and scalp preparation rather than for its taste. |
| Category | Herbal Powders |
How to Use
- A hair mask, mixed to a paste with warm water, curd or oil
- Combined with amla, shikakai or reetha in a traditional hair pack
- Infused into coconut or sesame oil for a scalp massage oil
- Applied to the scalp before washing, as part of a weekly routine
- Used in traditional henna and natural hair-colour preparations
Directions of Use
- For a hair mask, mix 2–3 tablespoons with warm water, curd or oil into a smooth paste.
- Apply to the scalp and along the lengths, leave 30–45 minutes, then rinse and shampoo.
- Use once or twice a week.
- To make an oil, warm the powder gently in coconut or sesame oil, cool, strain and store.
- The deep green pigment can stain fabric, towels and light surfaces — take care.
- Do a patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin.
- For external use. If taking internally, do so only under the guidance of a qualified practitioner, and not during pregnancy.
Benefits
- Known in Ayurveda as kesharaja, the "king of hair"
- A long-established herb in traditional Indian hair care
- Blends readily with amla, shikakai and reetha in classical hair packs
- Infuses well into coconut or sesame oil
- Finely milled, so it forms a smooth paste without grit
- Single-ingredient leaf powder with nothing added
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