Kesh Samvardhan Shampoo
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'Kesh Samvardhan' Means 'Hair Nourishment' in Sanskrit — And That's Exactly What This Shampoo Does.
About This Product
This isn't a regular shampoo that strips hair clean and leaves it dry. Kesh Samvardhan is an Ayurvedic hair cleanser made with Bhringraj, Amla, and herbal extracts that gently cleanses your scalp while nourishing every strand. It leaves the scalp feeling clean and fresh without the harsh chemicals found in commercial shampoos. The name itself tells you what this product does: 'Kesh' means hair, 'Samvardhan' means nourishment. In a world full of shampoos with chemical names you can't pronounce, we named ours in Sanskrit — because we wanted the name to be a promise. This shampoo was specifically designed to complement our Bhringraj Hair Oil. When used together, they form a complete Ayurvedic hair care routine. The oil nourishes before wash, the shampoo cleanses gently during wash. No harsh surfactants stripping away the very nourishment your oil just provided.
Key Benefits
Nourishing Herbs: Bhringraj and Amla, traditionally used in Ayurveda for hair care, in every wash.
Clean, Comfortable Scalp: Herbal extracts gently cleanse the scalp and wash away flakes without drying.
Gentle for Daily Use: Paraben-free and sulfate-free. Gentle enough for regular use without stripping natural oils.
Best Paired With Bhringraj Oil: Designed to complement our Hair Oil. Together they form a complete routine.
Key Ingredients
Bhringraj Extract, Amla, and Ayurvedic herbal extracts in a gentle, paraben-free, sulfate-free base.
How To Use
Wet hair. Coin-sized amount. Lather gently 2-3 min. Rinse lukewarm water. For best results, oil hair with Bhringraj Oil 1-2 hours before washing. Use 2-3 times per week.
Who Should Use This?
Anyone wanting a gentle herbal shampoo, including for dry or dull hair and a flaky scalp. All hair types. Men and women. Pairs perfectly with Bhringraj Hair Oil.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this SLS and paraben-free? Yes. No SLS, no parabens, no mineral oil, no artificial colors.
Can I use daily? Yes, gentle enough for daily use. With regular oiling, 2-3 times per week is ideal.
What does Kesh Samvardhan mean? Kesh = hair, Samvardhan = nourishment in Sanskrit. The name is the promise.
Will it lather? Moderate lather — less foam than chemical shampoos because no SLS. Less foam doesn't mean less cleaning.
