Indian powders

The Indian powders are becoming increasingly popular in the cosmetics industry thanks to their natural and effective benefits.

Known in India for thousands of years, these herbal and mineral-based preparations allow you to care for your skin and hair gently and respectfully.

Let’s explore together this fabulous world that blends tradition and modernity, in the pursuit of ethical and responsible beauty.

The charm and history of Indian powders

India has been renowned since ancient times for its exceptional expertise in medicine, cosmetics and personal care.

Indian powders have their origins in theAyurveda, an ancient science dedicated to wellbeing and health through the balance of body and mind.

They are made from plants, flowers, roots and minerals, which are ground into a fine powder after being air-dried, ground and sieved.

These powders have stood the test of time and retain all their prestige to this day, particularly in the daily beauty rituals of Indian women. Many people around the world continue to be fascinated by their beneficial properties and are adopting this natural approach to their personal care.

The benefits of Indian powders for the hair

The main benefit of Indian powders is undoubtedly their beneficial effect on the the health and beauty of our hair. Reviving colour, enhancing the texture or adding strength and shine – these are just some of the promises fulfilled by these precious botanical treasures:

1. Amla powder : rich in vitamin C, it stimulates hair growth, prevents hair loss and restores volume to the hair.
2. Brahmi powder : known for promoting hair growth and combating hair loss, it also strengthens the roots and improves the quality of the hair.
3. Shikakai powder : With cleansing and detangling properties, this gently foaming powder makes styling easier and leaves hair soft and silky.
4. Neutral henna powder : coats the hair without changing its colour, adds volume and strengthens the hair fibre; ideal for those who want to enjoy the benefits of henna without changing their hair colour.

These powders can therefore be used to produce natural 100% hair care products, tailored to your hair type and specific needs. The powders can be used on their own or blended together to create a synergistic effect.)

How to choose the best Indian powder for your hair in 2024

To choose the right Indian powder, it is essential to’identify your hair's needs. Depending on the type of hair (dry, oily, brittle), its texture (fine, thick, curly) and any problems it may have (dandruff, hair loss), some powders will be more suitable than others.

There are also purifying powdersuseful for oily scalps and/or scalp prone to dandruffsuch as Shikakai, Rhassoul and Green Clay.

Others focus more on the food and repairs for dry and damaged hair, such as amla, brahmi or neutral henna.