Herbal Treatment.

The Melia azadirachta tree, known in Czech as nimba or botanically as the Indian Lilac (in English neem). The Persian name is Azad Darakht (free tree) and in India, it is aptly called Sarvo Roga Nivarins (cure for all diseases).

It is a versatile natural antibiotic.

The main and unique benefit for hair is its effective fight against lice. If you are troubled by this issue, neem should eliminate it. Not only does it kill already hatched lice, but also the eggs.
At the same time, it thoroughly disinfects, stabilizes the scalp, and also relieves you of dandruff.

Usage:

Use as a shampoo:

Mix approximately 2 tablespoons of powder with warm water into a smooth paste. Wet your hair as you would during a regular hair wash. Then apply the paste to the scalp and along the lengths of the hair, leaving it on for about 5 minutes. If you leave the herbs on longer, the shampoo's effect will be enhanced. Then just rinse thoroughly with water. Neem can be excellently combined with Amla conditioner.

Use as an intensive hair treatment:

20-30 g of powder for short hair
40-60 g of powder for shoulder-length hair
70-100 g of powder for long hair

• Mix the optimal amount of powder with hot water in a ratio of 1:3 (1 part powder to 3 parts water).

• You can add water or powder as needed to achieve a consistency similar to yogurt or ketchup.

• The mixture should not be too thick or too thin.

• Always apply the treatment immediately after mixing to washed and dried hair (it doesn't have to be completely dry, but it should be freshly washed).

• It should not be completely hot (so you don't scald your scalp), but the warmer it is when applied to the hair, the better.

• Let it sit ideally for 60 minutes.

• After the desired time has elapsed, rinse under warm running water until the water is clear.

• There is no need to use shampoo or other products.

• Then dry or style your hair in the usual way.

• Repeat as needed, ideally at least once a month.

Packaging:

100 g

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