Bhringraj Hair Oil — Hair Fall Control Oil with Bhringraj & Manjistha
A hair fall control oil with Bhringraj, Manjistha and 12 more herbs, slow-cooked by Tail Pak Vidhi to nourish scalp and roots.
A hair fall control oil with Bhringraj, Manjistha and 12 more herbs, slow-cooked by Tail Pak Vidhi to nourish scalp and roots.
A Kumkumadi face oil with Kesar (saffron), Chandan and 22 more herbs, for brighter, more even-looking skin.
Questions people ask
Choose a nourishing oil you'll use regularly. Bhringraj is a well-known Ayurvedic herb for hair care. Saabhi Bhringraj Hair Oil uses Bhringraj and Manjistha with 12 more herbs, slow-cooked by Tail Pak Vidhi, to nourish the scalp and help reduce hair fall from breakage. Sudden or heavy hair fall needs a doctor's advice.
Both are popular for hair care. Onion oil is mainly valued for its sulphur content, while Bhringraj is a classical Ayurvedic herb traditionally used to nourish the scalp and roots. Saabhi's oil combines Bhringraj with Manjistha and 12 other herbs. The best oil is the one you'll use consistently, 2–3 times a week.
Kumkumadi Tailam is a classical Ayurvedic face oil made with saffron. Saabhi's Kumkumadi Golden Face Elixir has 24 herbs, including Kesar, Chandan and Manjistha, to nourish the skin, brighten the complexion and help reduce the look of dark spots and uneven tone with regular use. Do a patch test first.
Apply 3–4 drops of Kumkumadi Golden Face Elixir to clean face and neck and massage in upward circles for 1–2 minutes. Rinse off with a mild cleanser after 30–60 minutes or, for better results, leave it on overnight. Do a patch test before first use.
A quick, fair comparison of two popular hair oils.
| Saabhi Bhringraj Hair Oil | Typical onion hair oil | |
|---|---|---|
| Main ingredient | Bhringraj (40 g per 10 ml, Tail Pak Vidhi) | Onion extract |
| Supporting herbs | Manjistha + 12 more traditional herbs | Varies by brand |
| Tradition | Classical Ayurvedic hair herb | Popular home remedy |
| How to use | Massage into scalp, leave 1 hour, wash; 2–3 times a week | Varies by brand |