Most people struggle with hair fall, dandruff, dryness, split ends, premature greying, oily scalp, frizz, and slow growth. Stress, pollution, chemical products, and poor diet make these problems worse. That’s why we created our 18 Herbs Hair Oil . it helps with many of these issues at once using a natural Ayurvedic blend.

Losing about 50 to 100 strands of hair a day is normal. But if you notice more than this, thinning patches, or too much hair in your shower drain or on your pillow, it’s a sign to take action. Our oil strengthens the roots naturally and reduces excess shedding.

Shampoo and conditioner mainly clean and soften the hair, but oiling gives deep nourishment. Oils penetrate the hair shaft, strengthen follicles, improve scalp health, and protect from environmental damage. Massaging oil also boosts blood circulation, which supports healthy growth.

Ayurvedic oils are made using traditional methods that treat the root cause of hair problems, not just the surface symptoms. Unlike many commercial oils that contain chemicals like parabens and mineral oil, Ayurvedic oils are safe, natural, and work holistically to restore balance.

Each herb has its own benefit. For example, Bhringraj supports growth, Amla strengthens and prevents greying, Neem fights dandruff, and Brahmi calms stress. When all 18 herbs are combined, they provide complete care for both hair and scalp.

Our oil includes Bhringraj (for growth), Amla (for strength and shine), Brahmi (to reduce stress), Neem (for dandruff and scalp health), Fenugreek (to control hair fall), Coconut oil (for deep moisture), plus 12 more herbs that work together for overall hair wellness.

Herbs like Neem, Aloe Vera, and Tea Tree oil have natural anti-fungal and soothing properties. They calm irritation, reduce flakiness, and keep the scalp balanced without drying it out.

Yes, our oil works on all hair types – whether oily, dry, curly, straight, thick, or thin. It adapts naturally to your scalp’s needs.

For best results, 2–3 times a week is recommended. People with dry hair can use it more often, while those with oily hair might prefer once a week. The key is being consistent.

Most people see improvement in texture and reduced hair fall within 4–6 weeks. Noticeable new growth and thicker hair usually take 2–3 months with regular use.

Both methods work. Leaving it for 1–2 hours gives good results, but overnight application allows deeper absorption. Just wash it off with a mild shampoo the next morning.

Yes, stress is a big reason behind hair fall. It disturbs the growth cycle and weakens roots. Our oil contains calming herbs like Brahmi and Mint, and the act of massaging itself helps relieve stress.

Eat a balanced diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and omega-3s, stay hydrated, manage stress, avoid too much heat styling, and protect your hair from pollution. When combined with regular oiling, these habits make a big difference.

Salon treatments often give temporary shine but usually rely on chemicals. Our Ayurvedic oil gives lasting results by nourishing the scalp and roots – naturally and affordably.

Yes, it’s especially good for chemically-treated or colored hair. It repairs damage, restores moisture, and even helps maintain color vibrancy without stripping it away.

Plastic combs generate static electricity, which roughens your hair cuticles and leads to frizz and breakage. Wooden combs, especially neem wood, have natural antibacterial properties and smooth polished teeth that don't damage the hair shaft. They also help distribute sebum (your scalp's natural oil) evenly down the hair strand, which is something plastic can't do. This keeps your hair naturally conditioned and less prone to dryness.

You can, but wet hair is in its most vulnerable state. The hair shaft swells and becomes elastic when saturated with water. If you must comb when wet, use a wide-toothed wooden comb and work from the tips upward in small sections. This reduces mechanical stress on the follicle. The wooden teeth are gentler than plastic because they have a slight give, which means less tension on already-weakened strands. Ideally, let hair dry to damp before combing.

Scalp massage increases local blood flow to the dermal papilla, the part of your follicle that receives nutrients and oxygen from your bloodstream. Better microcirculation means follicles get more of what they need to stay in the active growth phase (anagen). Studies show regular scalp massage can increase hair thickness by stretching the follicle cells, prompting them to produce thicker hair shafts. It also reduces scalp tension, which some research links to hair miniaturization. The massage doesn't grow new follicles, but it optimizes the ones you have.

Both work, depending on your goal. Dry massage gives you the mechanical benefits: improved circulation, tension relief, and lymphatic drainage. With oil, you add penetration benefits because the massage helps active ingredients absorb better through the scalp barrier. The physical action also distributes the oil more evenly across the scalp surface. If you're dealing with scalp conditions like seborrheic dermatitis or psoriasis, oil massage can help loosen flakes without irritating the skin. For daily maintenance, dry massage is fine. For treatment, add oil.