This herbal hair care combo covers a complete traditional routine in one box: Rajasthani mehndi for natural colour, reetha and shikakai for washing, and bhringraj and amla for nourishing hair packs. Every herb comes in its own pack, so you can colour one weekend, wash herbally through the week and add a pack whenever your hair needs it.
Key Benefits
- Henna gives natural colour and leaves hair feeling conditioned.
- Reetha and shikakai help cleanse the scalp of dirt and excess oil.
- Bhringraj and amla nourish hair and scalp and add natural shine.
- Supports healthy-looking, softer-feeling hair across your routine.
- Five separate packs give you full control over every mix.
What’s Inside
5 packs, 1.15 kg in total:
- 1 × Rajasthani Henna (Mehndi) Powder, 600 g – Lawsonia inermis leaf powder for natural colour and conditioning.
- 1 × Bhringraj Leaf Powder, 150 g – Eclipta prostrata, the kesharaj of Ayurveda.
- 1 × Amla (Indian Gooseberry) Powder, 125 g – Phyllanthus emblica, a vitamin C-rich Ayurvedic hair classic.
- 1 × Reetha (Soapnut) Powder, 150 g – Sapindus mukorossi, which lathers naturally for a gentle wash.
- 1 × Shikakai Powder, 125 g – Acacia concinna pods, a mild, low-lather hair cleanser.
How to Use
- Colour (henna): mix henna with warm water to a thick paste, cover and rest 2–4 hours; apply on clean, dry hair section by section, leave 1–3 hours and rinse with plain water. Avoid shampoo for 24 hours.
- Hair wash (reetha + shikakai + amla): mix 1 tablespoon each with warm water to a thin paste, massage into wet hair for 2–3 minutes and rinse well.
- Hair pack (bhringraj + amla): mix 2–3 tablespoons with curd or water, apply on scalp and lengths for 30–45 minutes and rinse.
- Wear gloves for henna; not for eyebrows or eyelashes. Keep all pastes away from the eyes.
- Do a patch test 24 hours before and a strand test before colouring.
Who Is It For
Men and women who want to switch to an all-herbal hair routine – colour, wash and nourishment – without buying each herb separately. Suits all hair types; henna works best on natural or previously hennaed hair.
Why HerbtoniQ
Every HerbtoniQ powder in this kit is a single herb, finely milled and hygienically packed in India in its own pouch. You get a full routine with the freedom to use each herb exactly how you like.
FAQs
Can I mix amla with henna?
Yes. Adding 1–2 tablespoons amla to your henna paste is a traditional way to soften the orange tone and condition hair.
How do I make a reetha shikakai amla hair wash?
Mix 1 tablespoon each in warm water, let it sit for 10 minutes, massage into wet hair and rinse well.
How long does henna colour last?
Henna gradually fades and grows out; most people reapply every 3–6 weeks to cover roots.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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