Organic Herbal Hair Cleanser

I love this product! It's very different than regular shampoo. I've been having trouble with my hair for several years and have been seeking a shampoo without ingredients that might hurt my hair or aren't healthy for me but also make my hair look beautiful. This products of just herbs in hot water made into a tea format doesn't act like a regular shampoo. It doesn't lather but is filled with healthy nutrients. I just rinse it out without and don't need a conditioner to untangle my hair. It's amazing. My hair is looking healthier in only a week without needing harmful hair products!

It can take some getting used to but it makes your hair more full, healthy, and seems to grow faster!

I am so glad I tried this hair cleanser. I will purchase it again for sure. I love the ritual I have created with the preparation and then application to my scalp. Then, massage and leave on. I love the smell and the feel on my scalp. After rinsing, my hair looks so good and healthy. Thank You, Pratima Skincare. You Are The Best. :-)

I use this a couple times per month in place of my usual scalp friendly shampoo. It seems safe so far on colored hair. I enjoy the feel of my scalp after I use this---cool and refreshed. It's not a cleanser to use when you need to wash your hair quickly for sure though. It takes a LONG time to wash all the granules out of my thick thick hair. It often gets in my eyes and its very irritating. I would not use this on children.

I've used this product for several weeks now, every other day. I bought a large condiment bottle (think mustard) and I keep it in the shower. I toss a tablespoon of powder or less into the bottle and mix with hot water as needed. It's astounding. I scrub my scalp with the product (it's a bit gritty, even in the water) and then rinse. I follow up with some conditioner b.c otherwise it would be impossible to pass a comb thru the ends. My hair looks and smells clean for several days (I could comfortably go three days with no other products) and has more volume at the crown. Who knew? Pratima I suppose...