• Adds bravery to your tresses for a stronger, longer, damage-free look
• The right dosage of Amla keeps the strands looking chic and shiny!
• Helps your scalp master the art of balanced moisturization with the superior blend of 3 base oils – Coconut, Rice Bran and Sesame
• Gives the added advantage of improvement in hair texture – owing to the presence of Bhringraj in the formulaElevates the effects of other skincare when blended or mixed well!
• Is a suitable unisex hair oil for anybody tired of leaving hair as imprint wherever they sit!
• A no-tint, no-stain, no-nonsense formula with the natural aroma of cedarwood, clove and lemon

Black Cumin Seeds

Found across Southern Europe and Asia, Black Cumin seeds have been used in Ayurvedic potions since ages to make the hair look stronger. Black Cumin, also known as Kalonji, is a highly potent constituent that pacifies the Kapha and Vata doshas and regulates the Pitta dosha in your body. This gives the appearance of resilience to your hair and allows you to carry out your daily tasks with panache and zest. With its ever-growing popularity worldwide, it can truly be called the Rockstar of the Ayurvedic World!

Indian Gooseberry

An Ayurvedic Superfood, Indian Gooseberry (also called Amla) has a reserve of Vitamin C that attempts to rejuvenate the hair and gives mane their shiny appearance. Amla is thought to offer various potential benefits, which some believe include strengthening and revitalizing the body. When incorporated into Ayurvedic hair oils, it is believed by some that the combination may enhance their potency and effectiveness. One can even go further and say that no Ayurvedic formulation is complete without a few chunks of Amla!

Bhringraj (False Daisy)

Bhringraj is believed by some to have the potential to freshen and energize hair through its perceived ability to balance the doshas.and hence, is known as Kesharaj - ‘King of Hair’. According to some traditional beliefs, it is thought to offer nourishment to hair follicles and help prevent scalp dryness. Additionally, its soothing fragrance is believed to have a balancing effect on the doshas in the body, potentially contributing to a healthy and attractive appearance of the hair.

Sesame Seed Oil

For ages, Sesame has been considered a symbol of good health and vitality. It has been referred to as ‘Keshya’ - which means ‘good for hair’ - in Ayurvedic scriptures.  Sesame is a ‘wonder herb’which can be used in many forms such as powder, paste and oil. Sesame seed oil is Ayurveda’s favourite massage oil designed to help your scalp and hair.

Coconut Oil

In Sanskrit, the coconut palm is known as ‘Kalpavriksha’ - the tree that provides all that is needed for life. Indeed, coconut oil epitomizes the Principle of Wholeness of Ayurveda. According to some beliefs, it is thought to have the ability to retain moisture in the scalp and hair strands, penetrating deeply without leaving a sticky or greasy feeling.  When combined with other Ayurvedic oils, like sesame seed oil, it is considered by some as a potent combination suitable for Ayurvedic head massages.

Step 1

Pour 4 pumps of Keranya into different areas of your scalp.

Step 2

Use your fingertips to spread the oil all over the scalp, going through partings one by one.

Step 3

Follow this step with a gentle 2 minute massage with both your palms for relaxation and better absorption of oil.

Step 4

Wait for 30 to 60 minutes before you wash it off with a gentle shampoo. You can also choose to apply the oil overnight and wash it in the morning.