Ingredients
Gunja: (Abrus Precatorius) (0.367 G), Palandu: (Allium Cepa) (0.167 G), Kumari: (Aloe Barbadensis) (0.2 G), Saraswati: (Bacopa Monnieri) (3 G), Devadaru: (Cedrus Deodara) (1.5 G), Musta: (Cyperus Rotundus) (0.167 G), Datura: (Datura Metel) (4 G), Bhringaraja: (Eclipta Prostrata) (10 G), Amalaki: (Phyllanthus Emblica) (4.66g), Yashtimadhu: (Glycyrrhiza Glabra) (0.17 G), Coconut Oil: (Cocos Nucifera) (100 Ml), Japa: (Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis) (0.2 G), Cirabilvah: (Holoptelea Integrifolia) (1.5 G), Medhini: (Lawsonia Inermis) (1 G), Kaidarya: (Murraya Koenigii) (0.2 G), Surasah: (Ocimum Tenuiflorum) (0.2 G), Mudgah: (Vigna Radiata) (0.167 G), Guduci: (Tinospora Cordifolia) (10 G), Methi: (Trigonella Foenum-Graecum) (0.167 G), Dinesavalli: (Ventilago Maderaspatana) (1 G), Usirah: (Vetiveria Zizanioides) (1.5 G), Sugandhit Dravya QS
Chandrika Kachiya Enna, a hair oil made with an authentic and traditional Ayurvedic recipe. The secret of thick, long and black hair, Chandrika Ayurvedic Hair Oil (Kachiya Enna) is made with 20 hand-picked herbs, slow cooked for 6 days in 100% coconut oil. All the benefits of the herbs seep into the oil in this slow heating process and give you healthy hair and scalp, strengthening the hair and helping hair growth.
Along with 100% pure coconut oil, Chandrika Kachiya Enna has 20 Ayurvedic ingredients. Some of them are:
Onion: Reduces breakage and helps in hair growth
Amla: Prevents premature greying of hair
Aloe: Natural conditioner, keeps your hair smooth
Brahmi: Binds to hair making it stronger and thicker
Chittamruthu (Giloy): Antioxidants combat dandruff and other scalp ailments
Hibiscus: Gives volume and thickness to your hair
Yashtimadhu (Mulethi): Keeps the scalp cool and helps prevent hair loss
About the Brand: Chandrika brings to you the ancient secrets of Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India. Started in 1940, Chandrika Ayurvedic soap was first manufactured by Sri Kesavan Vaidyar, an Ayurvedic physician, in a small town called Irinjalakuda in Kerala. Today, Chandrika is loved by millions of households all over the globe and is still synonymous with Ayurveda.
