Bio Enzyme Hair Rinse and Scalp Spray

If you’ve ever moved to a new city and felt your hair turn rough and dull within weeks, the water may be the reason. Hard water and borewell water carry minerals that leave a layer on your hair and scalp. Shampoo alone doesn’t remove it, so hair starts to feel dry, sticky and tangled.

We make this rinse on our farm by slowly fermenting herbs that Indian families have used in hair care for generations: amla, hibiscus flowers and leaves, fenugreek (vendhayam), kalonji, aloe vera, mint and fragrant paneer rose. We add rosemary as well, which has become popular in hair care around the world. The result is a mildly acidic herbal rinse, much like the rice water and tamarind rinses our grandmothers used. As a last rinse, it helps remove the mineral layer that hard water leaves behind, so your hair feels clean, soft and easier to comb.

You can use it three ways: as a final rinse after washing your hair, as a spray on your scalp before shampoo, or as a light overnight spray. It has no artificial fragrance or parabens.

Why you’ll like it

• Made with amla, hibiscus, rosemary, fenugreek and kalonji
• Made by natural fermentation on our farm
• Good for hard water and borewell water areas
• Leaves hair softer, smoother and shinier
• Makes hair easier to comb and less frizzy
• Feels cool and fresh on the scalp
• Light, natural herbal and rose smell
• No artificial fragrance and no parabens

How to use

1. Final rinse after shampoo: Mix 60 to 90 ml of the spray in 500 ml of water. Pour it over your scalp and hair as the last rinse. Don’t wash it off. Just towel-dry as usual.
2. Before shampoo: Spray directly on your oiled scalp, leave it for 15 to 20 minutes, then shampoo.
3. Overnight: Spray lightly on your scalp before bed and cover your hair with a cap or scarf. Wash your hair the next morning.

Start with the final rinse method 2 or 3 times a week. If your scalp feels comfortable, you can try the other methods.

Ingredients
Bio enzyme fermented from amla (Indian gooseberry), aloe vera, mint, hibiscus leaves, hibiscus flowers, rosemary, fenugreek, black cumin (kalonji) and paneer rose.

Caution
For external use only. Avoid the eyes. Do a patch test behind your ear before first use. Stop using it if you feel itching or burning. Don’t use it on a broken or wounded scalp.