This herbal hair pack powder trial combo is the easiest way to discover which herbs your hair loves. You get fifteen single-herb powders in 40 g pouches – from bhringraj and brahmi to reetha, shikakai, henna and katha – enough to try several recipes before committing to a full-size pack.
Key Benefits
- Bhringraj, brahmi, amla and tulsi are traditionally used in Ayurveda to nourish hair and scalp.
- Reetha and shikakai help cleanse scalp and hair gently.
- Methi and neutral henna help reduce frizz and leave hair softer.
- Henna gives natural colour; katha helps deepen its tone.
- Small pouches mean less waste while you experiment.
What’s Inside
15 pouches of 40 g each, 600 g in total:
- Bhringraj Leaf Powder, 40 g – known in Ayurveda as kesharaj.
- Brahmi Leaf Powder, 40 g – cooling leaf for hair packs.
- Methi Seed Powder, 40 g – for a silky, conditioning pack.
- Tulsi Leaf Powder, 40 g – holy basil, Ocimum tenuiflorum.
- Harad Powder, 40 g – Terminalia chebula, a Triphala fruit.
- Baheda Powder, 40 g – Terminalia bellirica, the second Triphala fruit.
- Kapoor Kachri Powder, 40 g – Hedychium spicatum root with a fresh, camphor-like aroma.
- Nagarmotha Powder, 40 g – earthy nut grass root, Cyperus rotundus.
- Amla Powder, 40 g – Indian gooseberry, an Ayurvedic hair classic.
- Reetha Powder, 40 g – soapnut, for a lathering herbal wash.
- Shikakai Powder, 40 g – mild, low-lather pod powder.
- Onion Powder, 40 g – for scalp packs and DIY onion oil.
- Neutral Henna Powder, 40 g – Cassia obovata, conditions without colour.
- Katha Powder, 40 g – Acacia catechu, deepens henna tones.
- Henna (Mehndi) Powder, 40 g – Lawsonia inermis, natural red-brown hair colour.
How to Use
- Hair pack: mix 2–3 tablespoons of one herb or a blend (for example bhringraj + brahmi + amla) with curd, water or aloe gel; apply 30–45 minutes and rinse.
- Hair wash: mix reetha and shikakai with warm water, massage into wet hair for 2–3 minutes and rinse well.
- Henna: mix henna (with a pinch of katha for a browner tone) with water, rest for a few hours, apply and leave 1–3 hours before rinsing.
- Use packs once or twice a week.
- Patch test every powder, especially henna, 24 hours before first use.
Who Is It For
Men and women new to herbal hair care, people who want to compare herbs before buying full packs, and salons building a herbal menu.
Why HerbtoniQ
Fifteen single-ingredient herbs, finely milled and hygienically packed in India in individual pouches – a simple, honest sampler of traditional hair care.
FAQs
Which herbs should I try first?
Start with bhringraj + amla + curd as a hair pack and reetha + shikakai as a wash.
Is 40 g enough for one use?
40 g is about 4–5 tablespoons – enough for one or two packs depending on hair length.
Will the henna colour my hair?
Yes, henna gives a red-brown tint. Neutral henna does not add colour.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.









































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