Ayurvedic plant powders provide real solutions for all types of hair problems. In synergy, they help strengthen, coat, detangle, and promote hair growth.
Which powders to prioritize?
- Kapoor kachli: Adds shine - promotes growth and detangling
- Neutral henna: Strengthens the hair fiber - coats the hair - restores strength and shine
- Marshmallow root: Detangles - coats the hair
- Brahmi: Anti-dandruff - makes hair thicker
- Amla: Stimulates growth - fights hair loss
- Bhringaraj: Fights hair loss (alopecia) - helps prevent the appearance of gray hair - strengthens hair
How to properly prepare your pre-shampoo mask ?
Pour the desired amount of powder (depending on the length of your hair) into a container (avoid using metal to preserve the properties of the different powders). Add a little warm water until you form a paste that is neither too liquid nor too thick.
You can add oils like the Growth Booster, Growth Serum, and Intense Repair Serum. Also, add a pot of plain yogurt and/or (a spoon of honey, aloe vera gel) to give the mask a creamy texture, making application easier and, most importantly, providing hydration. Powders can be quite drying on the hair when used alone.
Detangle your hair to ease the application. Apply this mixture from roots to tips, making sure to protect your bathroom to avoid a mess (for those unaware, it all comes off with water). Cover your hair with cling film or a heated cap.
Leave it on for at least 30 minutes and up to 4 hours. Then rinse and proceed with your regular shampoo.
Finish by rinsing your hair with a mixture of apple cider vinegar or alcohol and water to close the hair cuticles, improving the appearance of your lengths and ends. Your hair will no longer be brittle or split. Additionally, the vinegar rinse adds shine and softness to the hair.
As a post-shampoo mask, simply mix the powder with water and apply it right after shampooing without adding anything else. Rinse thoroughly.
