Coconut is a staple of Southern India. Coconut Seed Milk, along with the Amla in this oil, gives a potent dose of proteins to the hair follicles that stimulate hair growth, making it hydrated, lustrous, shiny, and soft. 

It is high in lauric acid, nourishing and soaking into every hair strand. It is excellent for dry, heat-damaged, and colored hair, moisturizing to tame frizz and to heal breakage. It strengthens the hair cuticle with micronutrients and antioxidant vitamins like Vitamin C, E, B1, B3, B5, and Vitamin B6. 

Amla, or Indian Gooseberry, is a superfood. It is the world’s richest source of Vitamin C, promoting collagen production and strengthening skin and hair tissues. 

Amla's polyphenols, alkaloids, flavonoids, and amino acids stimulate blood circulation to the hair roots, ensuring the follicles absorb nutrients needed to trigger hair growth. Amla also inhibits 5alpha reductase, an enzyme that activates hormonal hair loss. The high fiber content in Amla aids in better digestion and helps the body absorb other nutrients.

The Bhringaraja (Eclipta Alba) plant is considered the “King of Hair” and is renowned as one of the best herbs for hair growth, shine, and luster. It belongs to the Sunflower Family. 

Bhringaraja oil is rich in Vitamins and Minerals – it contains Vitamin E, Vitamin D, Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, and several phytochemicals like Sterols, Alkaloids, Flavonoids, Triterpenes, and Phenolic Acids. It is a natural antioxidant and an antibacterial rejuvenating herb that improves blood flow to the scalp. 

Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri), also known as Indian Pennywort, is perhaps the most common herbal nootropic (meaning food that improves one or more aspects of brain function). It enhances the growth and proliferation of the branched nerve cell extensions, which enhance neural signaling. This helps not only in increasing clarity and focus but also reduces stress, in turn helping with hair health. 

Various alkaloids make it an effective antioxidant and cell protective in nature. It is a perennial creeping herb that grows in wet and marshy lands and is native to India. 

True Indigo is a precious herb that belongs to the pea family and is referred to as “blue gold.” Indigo powder is obtained by drying and fermenting the leaves. 

Regular use of Indigo powder with a base oil like Coconut and Amla helps make hair thick, buoyant, lustrous, and shiny. It is also one of the oldest known natural dyes and prevents premature greying, enhancing hair's natural color and shine. It was cultivated in India for the first time and is now grown in tropical parts of Asia and Africa. 

The word ‘Dasha’ in Sanskrit means ten and ‘Moola’ means root.

This potent magical concoction of ten dried roots of ten different plants has been used for thousands of years for its benefits to manage pain disorders and inflammatory diseases, increase strength, improve digestion and stimulate appetite. The ten ingredients are obtained from large trees or shrubs native to the Indian region. Each component serves a different role, like immunity facilitator, carrier agent, and stabilizer. 

Licorice (Yashtimadhu) is rich in flavonoids which block the action of testosterone, and the phytosterols directly block DHT, thus promoting hair growth. It is antioxidant and anti-inflammatory and an effective scalp soothing herb. 

‘Yashti’ means wood, and ‘Madhu’ means honey. This herb has sweet roots, and its extract can be 50 times sweeter than sugar! Used in Ayurveda for centuries, it has a vast range of health benefits and flavoring abilities. Yashtimadhu has been used for years in regions of Egypt, China, and Greece as a therapeutic for treating hair problems.

Sesame Oil is an excellent source of Vitamin E, a natural antioxidant. It is also rich in other nutrients like zinc, copper, magnesium, calcium, and iron, as well as Vitamin B6. These constituents provide protective, nourishing, and detoxifying effects to damaged skin and hair. The high concentration of omega-6 fatty acids in Sesame Oil gives it a highly moisturizing quality.

While it is believed to have been first cultivated in India around 2000 BC, Sesame Seed Oil has references in ancient medicine from Egypt, China, Africa, and the Middle East for its therapeutic qualities. 

Madhu in Ayurveda means “Perfection of Sweet.” The Honey Bee is regarded sacred in Indian texts like the Rig Veda, and Madhu is considered one of the five elixirs of immortality. 

Scientifically, Madhu is a storehouse of phenolics, flavonoids, carotenoids, enzymes, vitamins, and minerals. It contains 18 amino acids, is a natural anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, and anti-aging agent, and is an invaluable resource for a healthy immune system. It helps heal the respiratory tract and, as a catalyst agent, penetrates deep into the tissue to heal and repair.