HerbtoniQ Brahmi Leaf Powder (Bacopa monnieri) for Hair Pack & Scalp Massage – 600 g (Pack of 4 × 150 g)

HerbtoniQ brahmi powder for hair is made from the leaves of Bacopa monnieri, a herb Ayurveda has prized for centuries. In hair care, brahmi is a favourite for scalp packs and herbal oils – its cooling feel turns a weekly hair pack into a calming head-massage ritual.

Key Benefits

• Nourishes hair and scalp and supports healthy-looking hair.
• Gives a soothing, cooling feel to the scalp.
• Traditionally used in Ayurveda in hair packs and herbal hair oils.
• Helps hair feel softer and look shinier after rinsing.
• Blends well with bhringraj, amla and hibiscus for custom masks.

What’s Inside

4 packs × 150 g = 600 g of brahmi leaf powder (Bacopa monnieri). Brahmi is a small creeping plant that grows near water across India; its dried leaves give a green, herbal powder with a mild, slightly bitter scent.

How to Use

1. Mix 2–3 tablespoons (more for long hair) with water, curd or aloe vera gel to a smooth paste.
2. Massage gently into the scalp for a few minutes, then spread along the hair lengths.
3. Leave for 30–45 minutes and rinse with water or a mild shampoo. Use once or twice a week.
4. Mask idea: 1 tbsp brahmi + 1 tbsp bhringraj or hibiscus + 1 tbsp amla with curd.
5. Brahmi oil: warm 2 tablespoons of powder in half a cup of coconut or sesame oil on low heat, cool, strain and use for scalp massage.
6. Patch test behind the ear 24 hours before first use.

Who Is It For

Men and women of all hair types, especially those who enjoy a cooling scalp massage and want an Ayurvedic herb in their weekly routine.

Why HerbtoniQ

HerbtoniQ brahmi powder is a single-ingredient leaf powder, finely milled for a smooth paste and hygienically packed in India in four 150 g packs.

FAQs

How do I use brahmi powder for hair?

Mix it with water, curd or aloe gel, massage into the scalp, leave 30–45 minutes and rinse. Use once or twice a week.

Can I mix brahmi with bhringraj and amla?

Yes, this is a classic Ayurvedic hair pack trio. Use equal parts with water or curd.

Can I make brahmi hair oil at home?

Yes. Gently warm the powder in coconut or sesame oil, let it cool, strain through a fine cloth and store in a clean, dry bottle.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.