Bhringaraj powder (M - 1436), 100 g, Mayam

Bhringaraj powder (M - 1436), 100 g, Mayam

• Very famous for hair care, this powder is an ancient remedy for combating hair loss and premature graying, it promotes hair growth and strengthening. For skin care, it is known as an anti-aging, rejuvenating agent.
• Bhringaraj is a plant recognized for its therapeutic virtues, used since ancient times in Ayurvedic medicine. It is rich in flavonoids, glycosides, phytosterols, lactones and minerals.
• in cosmetics it is appreciated for its regenerating, repairing, calming, anti-inflammatory and fortifying properties, finding its place in applications and treatments for a wide spectrum of skin or capillary problems.

Other names:
Maka, yerba de tago, false daisy, bringraj.

Provenance:
India

Ingredients (INCI):
Eclipta alba powder.

Properties:

• anti-inflammatory, antioxidant;
• capillary fortifier and revitaliser;
• gives volume and shine to the hair;
• soothing for skin and scalp;
• regenerator, repairer;
• anti-aging, the fight against skin aging.

Applications, recommendations:

• hair loss, baldness;
• premature graying, premature graying of the hair;
• regular care of dark hair;
• dull hair, lacking volume;
• irritated scalp, dandruff;
• mature complexion, aging skin;
• dull skin, lacking tone and vitality;
• skin with imperfections, problematic;
• skin affected by irritations, inflammations, eczema, rashes.

How it is used in cosmetics:

• in the form of a hair mask, possibly combined with other powders and specific ingredients, mix with warm water in the right amount to form a soft paste that is applied to the hair and scalp, massage a little, let it act for approx. 20 minutes after which rinse with plenty of warm water;
• prepared as a 10% aqueous maceration for 24 hours or as a 15-minute infusion; it can be used as such on the scalp in the form of a lotion or it can be included in the aqueous phase of an emulsion/cream, body milk, conditioner, hair cream or tampon (the maceration must be used immediately or it must be preserved and kept in the refrigerator);
• prepared as a 10% oily maceration for 24-48 hours, which can be used as such in the form of a dark hair care oil or as an ingredient in the oily phase of an emulsion/cream for the face or hair;
• as an oily maceration for hair, the most suitable vegetable oils would be: coconut, sesame, babassu;
• Warning: bhringaraj powder has a strong coloring effect on the hair, if it is used as such in the form of a mask, therefore, in a concentrated state, it is only recommended for darker hair.

Recommended combinations:

• with Jujube and Reetha powder for hair hygiene;
• with Amla powder and Atlas Cedar essential oil to stimulate hair growth;
• with rose water and argan or rosa mosqueta oil for anti-aging applications;
• with mutetel water or lavender for soothing and anti-inflammatory skin applications;
• with Amla, Brahmi and Tulsi powder for a complex hair beautifying mask.

Presentation:
100 g