How To use the Ayurvedic starters kit (with bhringraj).
- Amla powder
- Bhringraj powder
- Aloe Vera powder
- Nupur henna
- Ayurvedic oil infusion
The versatility of the Ayurvedic Starters Kit allows you to cater to your specific hair needs and preferences. It is designed to be utilized in a variety of ways:
- Full strength Ayurvedic hair masks
- Ayurvedic hair glosses
- Ayurvedic spritz
- Ayurvedic teas
- Ayurvedic oil infusion
We encourage you to experiment with the products, creating unique blends that suit your hair’s requirements. Notably, some standout combinations include:
- Amla + Bhringraj + Aloe Vera + Henna + Ayurvedic oil for an all-encompassing hair mask
- Amla + Henna + Aloe Vera for a hair strengthening and repairing mask
- Bhringraj + Amla + Aloe Vera for a nourishing hair growth mask
The step-by-step guides on creating full strength hair masks, glosses, spritz, teas, and oil infusions make the application easy. If you’re new to Ayurvedic products, we recommend starting with Ayurvedic glosses. They’re simply made by combining the Ayurvedic powders of your choice with your deep conditioner.
Mark your wash day routine with our Ayurvedic starters kit, beginning with a pre-poo, followed by applying a gloss, shampooing, applying the gloss again, then finally rinsing and styling. Unveil beautifully nourished and revitalized hair, the all-natural way!
Standard wash day procedure.
Step 1: Pre poo your hair.
Step 2: Mix the Ayurvedic powders of your choice with your deep conditioner. Cover and leave this paste for about 30 mins. That is called a gloss.
Step 3: Shampoo your hair.
Step 4: After you have shapooed, take the gloss and apply it on your hair. Apply from roots to ends. Cover your hair with a shower cap and stay for at least one hour.
Step 5: Rinse your hair and style it.
1. How to Prepare Full strength hair masks
How to make:
Step 1:
Select the powders you want to use on your hair.
Step 2:
Select the liquid you will be using to mix.
- Some good liquids include:
- Warm water
- Aloe Vera juice
- Apple Cider vinegar
- Water that’s infused with Ayurvedic powders.
Any of the liquids will do a good job.
Step 3:
Add your powders into a dry bowl and mix them all together. Use equal proportions. Eg two table spoons of each. Quantity to use vary with the size and length of the hair.
Step 4:
Slowly add water and then mix.
Keep adding water slowly while mixing. This is a very important step.
Don’t add too much water that will make your mask runny and also don’t add little water, that will make the mask hard and unmanageable.
If you did everything correctly, you will have a mask that is of yogurt consistency.
Step 5:
Add your carrier oils and essential oils for extra nourishment
2. Hair glosses.
Step 1:
Make a full strength masks as explained above.
Step 2:
Add your moisturizing deep conditioner and keep mixing.. Your gloss is ready.
3. Ayurvedic Spritz and Teas
How to make.
Step 1:
Take a tea spoon of selected powders. Add them in 500ml – 750ml hot to warm water. Stir and Let it infuse for 12 – 24 hours.
Step 2:
After the the water has infused, sieve it. Use the infused water as a base for your water spritz or tea rinse.
For Tea rinses:
-Use the infused water just after you have shampooed.
-Pour it on your hair until it’s all wet. Cover your hair with a shower cap and let it sit for about 30 minutes.
After this..
Either
Rinse it off and proceed to styling your hair using the LOC method.
Or
After the 30 minutes, apply a moisturizing deep conditioner and let it also sit for 30 more minutes, then rinse your hair before proceeding to styling.
For Spritz:
– You can add Aloe vera juice, essential oils and carrier oils and mix well. Put it in a spray bottle and spritz your hair and scalp every other day.
Store this in a refrigerator, and make in small batches thst lasts you a short while (7 – 10 days).
Ayurvedic oil infusion
Use this for scalp massages and your hair line. Regular scalp massages are great for hair growth. Do them at least three times a week.
