This herbal hair pack combo is a four-pouch sampler for people who like to make their own hair masks: jatamansi (balchhad or spikenard), neutral henna (colourless henna), baheda (bibhitaki) and harad (haritaki). At 40 g each, the pouches are just the right size to experiment with different blends before settling on a favourite.
Key Benefits
- Neutral henna conditions the hair and adds natural shine while leaving its colour unchanged.
- Jatamansi is an earthy root valued in traditional Indian hair care for nourishing hair and scalp.
- Baheda and harad packs help cleanse the scalp of dirt and excess oil.
- Supports healthy-looking, smoother-feeling hair when used regularly.
- Four separate powders give you plenty of mixing options from one small set.
What’s Inside
4 pouches, 160 g in total:
- 1 × Jatamansi (Spikenard) Powder (40 g) – Nardostachys jatamansi root with a deep, earthy aroma, a long-time ingredient in hair packs and oils.
- 1 × Neutral Henna (Colourless Henna) Powder (40 g) – Cassia obovata leaf, used for conditioning without staining.
- 1 × Baheda (Bibhitaki) Powder (40 g) – Terminalia bellirica, one of the three Triphala fruits.
- 1 × Harad (Haritaki) Powder (40 g) – Terminalia chebula, another Triphala fruit used in hair packs and herbal oils.
How to Use
- Patch test the paste on your inner arm before the first application.
- Measure 2–3 tablespoons of one powder or a blend (more for long or thick hair). Harad and baheda with water is a simple first mix.
- Stir in water, curd or aloe vera gel until you have a smooth paste.
- Apply on the scalp and work it down the hair lengths.
- Leave for 30–40 minutes, taking care to keep it out of the eyes.
- Rinse with water or a mild shampoo. Repeat once or twice a week.
Who Is It For
Suitable for men and women and for all hair types. It works well for anyone whose hair looks dull or feels rough, and for those who want the conditioning feel of henna without any colour change – useful on grey, highlighted or naturally light hair.
Why HerbtoniQ
Every pouch contains one ingredient only, milled fine for an even paste and hygienically packed in India. Nothing is pre-blended, so you can see, smell and adjust exactly what goes into your hair pack.
FAQs
Does neutral henna colour the hair?
No. Neutral henna is a different plant from mehndi and does not leave the red-orange tone of regular henna. Do a strand test first if your hair is very light or chemically processed.
Can I mix jatamansi powder with neutral henna?
Yes. Blend one tablespoon of jatamansi with two tablespoons of neutral henna and enough curd or water for a smooth paste, then apply for 30–40 minutes.
How often should I use harad and baheda on hair?
Once or twice a week is plenty. Follow with a light oil or conditioner on the ends if your hair tends to be dry.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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