
Bhringraj Hair Growth Oil
Bhringraj, amla, rosemary and kalonji in a slow-infused base to nourish the scalp and support thicker-looking hair.
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Shop herbal hair oils infused with bhringraj, amla and other Ayurvedic botanicals - designed to nourish the scalp and support stronger-looking hair.
Hair oiling is one of the oldest parts of Ayurvedic hair care, and it still does a simple job well: it coats and conditions the hair shaft while the massage itself supports scalp circulation. A herbal hair oil combines a carrier oil - typically coconut or sesame - with herbs infused in over time, rather than a synthetic fragrance and silicone blend.
What you look for in an oil depends on your hair: lighter oils (or a lighter hand) suit fine or oily-scalp hair, while thicker, drier or coarser hair generally tolerates a heavier application and can benefit from an overnight soak. Warming the oil slightly before use helps it spread more evenly through the length and reach the scalp rather than sitting on top.
Used two to three times a week as a pre-wash treatment, a herbal oil is one of the simplest additions to a routine - and it pairs naturally with a herbal shampoo to wash it out without stripping the scalp bare.
For a fuller picture, see our Hair Fall guide.

Bhringraj, amla, rosemary and kalonji in a slow-infused base to nourish the scalp and support thicker-looking hair.

A taila-paka oil with brahmi, neem, hibiscus, methi and curry leaf for everyday scalp care.
Two to three times a week is a reasonable starting point for most people - daily oiling isn’t necessary and can leave fine hair looking weighed down.
Get a routine built around your hair, not a generic one.