Shikha Says:

     This is the first product that I have tried from this brand. And I must say that I really like it. I have used it for about 5-6 washes now and really cant comment about it having any effect on hair fall or such as I'm using other products/remedies for that along with this. But what I have noticed is the softness and slight shine this has given my hair. I have used this without a conditioner and though it does not make my hair normal-soft or rather conditioner soft I'm not left feeling like a broom. Another thing that I like about it is the slight volume and bounce that this gives me. Happy Hair!! Really I feel like touching my hair and flicking it about (crazy I know but cant help it).

     The consistency is on the thinner side and you really need very little quantity of it to get an impressive amount of lather. I love the emerald green color of the product. The smell is floral in tone. Slightly on the stronger side. My only critique is that I really wish they had a proper dispenser type cap. As the product is  thin in consistency a little carelessness on your part could cause you to spill it all over. But apart from that I really like it and this will definitely go on my repeat purchase list. Price Rs. 225/- for 100 ml.

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Company Claims:

     "Synergistically formulated shampoo to penetrate the hair shaft, strengthen the roots and nourish the scalp, while effectively cleansing the hair without stripping off its natural oils. It is a great combination of eight herbs - Amla, Hibiscus, Heena, Tigonella Seed, Neem, Vetiver, Wheatgerm Oil and Soy Lecithin. Indian gooseberry (Amla), for centuries, has been known to be effective for growth of healthy black hair, while wheatgerm oil acts as an antioxidant, soy lecithin softens and repairs damaged hair thus reducing the dryness and brittleness associated with lack of nutrients necessary for a healthy hair growth. Hibiscus naturally darkens hair colour and prevents premature greying, while neem and methi seed extracts deeply nourish and condition the hair roots thus controlling excessive hair fall."

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