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Herbal Hair Oil

Supplier From India
Jun-05-15

INDEE oil revives youthfulness and volume of hair through intensively researched formula enriched with Bhringamalakadi Taila, Nili, Yashtimadhu and other herbs. Exotic precious blend of INDEE oil herbs adds a natural volume to dull & dry hair with helps to revitalizing hair follicles.
Bhringamlakadi Tailam mentioned in ancient scriptures of Ayurveda from thousands of years. Indee oil taking ancient advantage in modern era to revive the natural hair care Natural Vitamin A & E of sesame oil are rich source of nutrients to prevent hair damage & support natural hair growth. Brahmi & Jatamansi help to develop natural tranquilizing effects & calmness. Nimba is useful to arrest dandruff while Heena, Mustaka & Yashtimadhu revitalize scalp & promotes natural hair growth.
INDEE oil can help you boost your confidence and keep your hair looking fantastic.



100 ml oil in PET bottle.


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