What is the difference between a hair cleanser & hair conditioner?

A hair cleanser ensures that your hair is clean after a wash and should be properly massaged on the scalp and length of your hair. Hair cleansers are shampoos that have natural soaping agents including Reetha, to create lather and leave the hair clean and lightly scented. Hair conditioners, on the other hand, are meant to soften the hair. Hair conditioners should only be applied on the length of the hair so they can seal the moisture and leave them feathery soft.

How to use a hair repair mask?

The Japapatti Intensive Hair Repair Masque can be used both as a pre-shampoo hair repair mask or in place of your hair conditioner, ideally after cleansing the hair with the Japapatti & Brahmi Hair Cleanser. To make the most of the best hair mask for dry hair, you can whisk a whole fresh egg with a dollop of the Japapatti & Brahmi Hair Repair Masque and apply it on the length of clean and dry hair. Leave it on for 30 minutes and follow with the Japapatti & Brahmi Hair Cleanser and Hair Conditioner.

How to use a hair cleanser?

You can use the Japapatti & Brahmi Hair Cleanser daily or on alternate days of the week. Take a small amount of the hair cleanser, dilute in water, and massage into wet scalp and hair for one to two minutes. Rinse well. Use once again if required. Rinse well till water runs clear. Follow with the Japapatti & Brahmi Hair Conditioner.

Does head massage oil help relieve stress?

The nourishing, cold-pressed Ayurvedic Herb Enriched Head Massage Oil Japapatti by Forest Essentials uses the finest-quality Ayurvedic herbs to promote healthy hair growth, and improve its overall texture and volume. It is made using an ancient recipe, documented in the Vedas, which includes Black Sesame and Virgin Coconut Oil infused with potent herbal extracts which lend lush, nourished hair and an uplifted mood as the massage strokes and its natural scent help to relieve stress. For best use, warm a small quantity of hair oil using the double boiler technique: immerse the container of oil in a bowl (preferably a bowl made of Copper or Kansa metal) of hot water such that the oil gets heated indirectly. This method of heating ensures the ingredients of the hair oil remain intact to then maintain the efficacy of the massage that is to follow. Warm oils also help to release the stress by calming the nerves.

Apply onto hair and massage starting from the scalp to ends of hair. Leave (preferably wrapped with hot towel) for thirty minutes. Wash with a sulphate-free hair cleanser. Rinse well.