Reetha

Reetha contains saponin, which is traditionally used in India for the preparation of natural hair cleansers. It mildly lathers and gives a silken texture to the hair. It promotes hair growth and balances excess oil in the scalp.

Reetha is a renowned medicinal plant in Ayurveda for its detoxifying properties. It is also known as Sapindus Mukorossi in scientific terms and also goes by several other names like Soap nut, Soap berry and Wash nut. A versatile Ayurvedic plant, Reetha is typically grown in tropical countries like India and Nepal.

Reetha For Hair Care

The infusion of Reetha in Ayurvedic Hair Care products acts as a natural alternative to chemically propelled cleansing agents that irritate the scalp and further dry the skin. The dried fruit of Reetha is used as a key component in various shampoos, cleansing agents and hair care products, owing to its potent ant-microbial and antiseptic properties. This reetha fruit has a bitter taste and has immense Kapha pacifying qualities. Reetha contains a natural surfactant, called Saponin that helps create foam to clean dirt, dust and oil in the hair. The concentration of vitamins in Saponin enhances shine of the hair and reduces dryness, making the hair look silky and voluminous. Using this healthy and natural alternative strengthens the hair from the root.