is it possible to get PURE Bhringraj and Brahmi oil w/no extra ingredients...
if not what brands of these oils are u ladies using?
givin henna a go again. Aiming for a quarterly henna treatment.
mix:
rajasthani henna
brahmi
amla
hibiscus
indigo
coconut milk
First time that I have done a henna and indigo with such softness and ease! Virtually tangle free!
my hair was buttery soft! I forgot about adding bringaraj. The colour was a very subtle espresso with slight red hints. The colour is much more visible in the sun and on my ends. my mix was (approximately):@Kurlee
how did your hair turn? about color ? it seems that you mixed everything together so you didn't do a 2 step treatment(henna mix, then indigo)
so if you can tell me what color does this henna/brahmi/amla/indigo/hibiscus leave on your hair ? also, how long did you leave it on hair.?
i think the combo of the coconut milk with the hibiscus made my hair super soft, yet strong. very little grit. LOVED IT! Rinsing was a breeze.@Kurlee I never thought about using coconut milk in my henna mix, I usually use coconut oil though. I'm going to have to try that. I may even try that with my Ayurvedic cowashes too. I did a Brahmi cowash with Suave Humectant the other day and my hair felt so strong, yet soft. I can't believe I stopped doing these!
mnsmith2003I need some clarification on working with Ayurvedic herbs. Normally I mix Horsetail, Nettle, Amla, Brahmi, Irish Moss, Marshmallow Powder, Fenugreek Seed Powder, and Hibiscus powders together. I make a rinse out of it using about 2 teaspoons for 20 ounces of water. This works for me and makes my hair really soft!
I wanted to add Ayurvedic powders to my shampooing stages as well. I was thinking of making a tea-poo out of a small amount of Dr. Bronner's peppermint castile soap, AVJ, and adding Bhringraj, Shikakai, Neem, and Tulsi powders to this.
I have read conflicting information on if I'm able to mix the cleansing herbs with the conditioning herbs. Does anyone have any advice or reccomendations on this?
Has anyone who's used bhringraj oil experienced breakout? I'm wondering if it's the sesame seed oil base or the bhringraj itself, but I definitely broke out. Any suggestions? Maybe I have to "weaken" it and dilute with olive/grapeseed oil?
MaraWithLove,
I have only used homemade bhringraj infused oils. My first blend was 2 tablespoons powder in 16 oz of sesame/almond oil and I love it. I use my bhringraj oil for oil rinses and to oil scalp, edges and ends. I used bhringraj powder from Banyan Botanicals and food grade quality oils (Idrahayam gingelly for sesame oil and Tourangelle almond oil). I did not have any breakouts. HTH