HerbtoniQ Kesh Bala Hair Pack Kit – Amla, Reetha, Shikakai & 7 More Herbs + 5 Neutral Henna – 15 × 40 g

The Kesh Bala hair pack kit is planned around a routine rather than a random mix: five pouches of colourless henna give you a base for five conditioning sessions, and ten herbs – amla, reetha, shikakai, bhringraj, gudhal, brahmi, kadi patta, tulsi, neem and methi – are there to be added a spoonful at a time.

Key Benefits

• Neutral henna helps condition and adds natural shine without colour.
• Amla, bhringraj and brahmi nourish hair and scalp.
• Reetha and shikakai help cleanse and remove excess oil.
• Tulsi and neem leave the scalp feeling clean and fresh.
• Methi and hibiscus help reduce frizz for softer-feeling lengths.
• Fifteen pouches make it simple to plan a month or more of packs.

What’s Inside

15 pouches × 40 g, 600 g in total:

• 5 × Neutral Henna (Colourless Henna) Powder, 40 g – Cassia obovata, the conditioning base.
• 1 × each: Amla, Reetha, Shikakai, 40 g – the traditional hair-wash trio.
• 1 × each: Bhringraj, Brahmi, Hibiscus, 40 g – leaf and flower powders for nourishing packs.
• 1 × each: Curry Leaves, Tulsi, Neem, 40 g – aromatic leaves for scalp packs.
• 1 × Methi (Fenugreek) Seed Powder, 40 g – for slip and a smooth feel.

How to Use

1. Empty one pouch of neutral henna into a bowl and add 1–2 tablespoons of any two herbs – say bhringraj and amla.
2. Mix with warm water or curd to a smooth paste.
3. Apply to the scalp and lengths, cover, and leave for 30–45 minutes.
4. Rinse with water or a mild shampoo. Use once or twice a week.
5. Hair wash: mix amla, reetha and shikakai with warm water, massage into wet hair for 2–3 minutes and rinse well.
6. Do a patch test before first use and keep pastes away from the eyes.

Who Is It For

For men and women who like structure in their routine – one base, one or two add-ins, once a week. It suits all hair types; oily scalps can lean on neem, tulsi and reetha, while dry hair will prefer methi, hibiscus and curd.

Why HerbtoniQ

Each pouch contains a single finely milled herb, hygienically packed in India. Pre-measured 40 g pouches cut down on waste and keep the remaining powders sealed until you need them.

FAQs

What does ‘kesh bala’ mean?

Kesh and baal are both words for hair in Indian languages; the kit is simply a hair-care collection.

Which herbs should I add to neutral henna?

Amla and bhringraj for a classic pack, methi and hibiscus for softness, or neem and tulsi for a fresh scalp feel.

Will this kit colour my hair?

No. It contains neutral (colourless) henna only, with no regular mehndi or indigo.

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