Dried Bhringraj Leaves (Eclipta Prostrata) – Natural, Pesticide-Free | For Hair Growth, Hair Oil & Ayurvedic Use

Dried Bhringraj Leaves (Eclipta Prostrata) – Ayurveda's Legendary Hair Herb

Discover Bhringraj, revered in Ayurveda as the "King of Hair" (Kesharaja) for its centuries-old reputation in promoting healthy, strong, and lustrous hair. Botanically known as Eclipta prostrata (also called Eclipta alba or false daisy), Bhringraj has been a cornerstone of traditional Indian hair care for generations. Our dried Bhringraj leaves are carefully harvested, cleaned, and naturally sun-dried to retain their deep green color, natural aroma, and traditional properties — completely free from chemicals, artificial drying agents, or preservatives.

Why Choose Our Dried Bhringraj Leaves?

• 100% Natural & Pure – No sulfur, no synthetic drying agents, no added color
• Hygienically Processed – Cleaned, sun-dried, and packed in a contamination-free facility
• Traditional "King of Hair" Herb – A time-tested Ayurvedic botanical for hair wellness
• Long Shelf Life – Properly dried and sealed to preserve freshness
• Multi-Purpose Use – Suitable for hair oil infusions, herbal powders, and DIY hair care
• Ethically Sourced – Harvested from trusted herbal farms

Popular Uses:

1. Hair Care – Infuse in coconut, sesame, or castor oil to prepare traditional Bhringraj hair oil, widely used to support hair growth and reduce hair fall.
2. Herbal Powder – Grind dried leaves into a fine powder for use in hair masks, packs, or herbal blends.
3. Scalp Treatment – Used in Ayurvedic scalp massage oils and herbal scalp tonics.
4. Ayurvedic Formulations – A key ingredient in classical hair tonics, decoctions, and herbal preparations.

Storage Instructions:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture in an airtight container to retain freshness, aroma, and potency.

Note: This product is intended for traditional and external/topical use. It is not a substitute for medical treatment or professional advice. Please consult an Ayurvedic practitioner or healthcare provider before internal or medicinal use.