Rosemary Hair Rinse Tea 50g | Herbal Hair Care | Scalp Stimulation | Strengthens Roots | Reduces Hair Fall | Hair Growth | Adds Shine | No Chemicals
₹220
- Brand: Teja Organics
- Form: Rosemary Hair Rinse
- Quantity: 50 gm
- Scalp Stimulation | Strengthens Roots | Reduces Hair Fall
- Supports Hair Growth | Refreshing & Soothing | Adds Shine & Thickness
- Chemical-Free | Paraben-Free | Sulphate-Free | No Artificial Colours
- Estimated Delivery : Up to 4 business days
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Product Overview
Teja Organics Rosemary Hair Rinse is a natural herbal solution designed to promote stronger, healthier hair.
It helps to stimulate hair growth, improve scalp circulation, and strengthen hair roots. Rich in antioxidants, it helps maintain scalp health and enhances hair shine and thickness.
This easy-to-use rinse is perfect for those seeking a natural alternative to chemical hair treatments.
Ingredients
Rosemary, Moringa, Hibiscus, Ginseng, Ginger, Burdock, Lavender etc.
Chemical Free | Paraben Free | Sulphate Free | Mineral Oil Free | No Artificial Colours
How to Use
- Add 2-3 tablespoons of Hair Tea Rinse to hot water and boil for 5 minutes. Allow to steep for 2-3 hours, preferably overnight.
- Filter and pour the tea all over hair, massaging gently for 10-15 minutes for lustrous and stronger hair.
- Do not shampoo for that day.
Caution
- Not to be used by pregnant women & lactating mothers.
- Keep in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.
- External use only.
FAQs
1. Does rosemary help hair growth?
Yes, it supports scalp circulation and healthier hair growth.
2. How often should I use it?
2–3 times a week for best results.
3. Can it reduce hair fall?
It helps strengthen roots and reduce hair fall appearance.
4. Is it suitable for all hair types?
Yes, suitable for all.
5. Can it be used daily?
Yes, but 2–3 times weekly is sufficient.
6. Does it make hair shiny?
Yes, it improves natural shine.
7. Can men use this?
Yes, suitable for all.
8. Does it replace shampoo?
No, it is used after shampoo as a rinse.
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