sakuraemily
July 5th, 2012, 11:22 PM
So after a Malayali friend told me that Neelibringadhi oil is good for all sorts of hair problems I decided to go buy a bottle.
For those of you who don't know, Neelibringadhi is a herb infused oil having indigo, amla and some other stuff in a sesame oil or coconut base. I know the bottle I got is pure stuff coz it has no chemically smell. I got it from an ayurvedic store about 5 kms away from my home.
So I put it on last night at 8 and washed it off today morn with a reetha shikakai wash I made.
I took some 22 reethas and 10 shikakais and soaked em in around 700-800 ml water overnight and boiled them in the morn. After it cooled I I tried crushin em with my fingers best as I could and then I poured the extract into a bottle and used it like normal shampoo. At the third shampoo I was surprised to find it foaming. I know it does foam a bit but this was really good foaming!
My hair definitely looks better now than it does shampooed with the commercial brands.
I'm goin to do this thrice a week from now on.
For those of you who don't know, Neelibringadhi is a herb infused oil having indigo, amla and some other stuff in a sesame oil or coconut base. I know the bottle I got is pure stuff coz it has no chemically smell. I got it from an ayurvedic store about 5 kms away from my home.
So I put it on last night at 8 and washed it off today morn with a reetha shikakai wash I made.
I took some 22 reethas and 10 shikakais and soaked em in around 700-800 ml water overnight and boiled them in the morn. After it cooled I I tried crushin em with my fingers best as I could and then I poured the extract into a bottle and used it like normal shampoo. At the third shampoo I was surprised to find it foaming. I know it does foam a bit but this was really good foaming!
My hair definitely looks better now than it does shampooed with the commercial brands.
I'm goin to do this thrice a week from now on.