Are There Any Ayurvedic Herbs That CAN’T Be Mixed Together? 

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Fenugreek, marshmallow root, ambunu…

Zyziphus is moisturizing and curl defining as well.

Also, slippery elm and psyllium husk/seed

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⁠@@HennaSooq can you mix henna and moringa together? Or onion skin water to supercharge hair growth

Hello. Thank you for reaching out to our brand. Yes you may need to if you’re hair needs protein. Ayurvedic herbs are not all protein.

Thank you so much!

Hello! You can wait 3-4 weeks in between.

I have sensitive skin and the struggle is real. I had a lot of buildup even though I washed my hair a few days before my last salon appointment. The stylist recommended using a clarifying shampoo 1x a month and following up with a moisturizing shampoo, which you would probably use on a regular basis. I've been searching for gentle and fragrance-free options. Hope this helps!

@@nedume.2223 thanks for your reply, it's just the problem for me is in an allergy to common ingredients, maybe even one of the preservatives that goes into ready made shampoos. the only thing i've managed to find that helps keep my skin from having the reaction is to give up all shampoos and conditioners, even hair dyes. finding the reetha, amla, and shikakai recipe was the only thing that worked and i can't even go inside a salon, i cut my own hair to avoid allergic response. no one on youtube aside from henna sooq is talking about ayurvedic hair care so i'm just hoping it is ok and actually common for some people to use only the powders to wash their hair.

@@pipermarau totally understand. I have allergies & sensitivities to natural and synthetic ingredients, so it is hard to find products. When I couldn't find a dependable shampoo for years, I would use any baby/kid shampoo as long as I didn't react to it but would still get buildup despite trying to use clay to detox gently. I ended up washing my hair with Dudu-Osun African black soap combined with baking soda and/or shampoo rinses in a bucket just to clarify my scalp and following up with ACV rinses on a semi-regular basis; which isn't great for pH. So, I was deep conditioning regularly to combat dryness and damage a few years ago. Now, I bought Kirk's Nourishing Cleanser, Unscented to try next. Also, found unscented options from Curlsmith, Briogeo, Attitude Living, Earth Science beauty, Vanicream, Desert Essence, Seaweed Soap Co., Everyone 3-in-1, Hi-Bar, Viori, Ethique, Kitsch, Gryph + Ivy Rose; and there's always shampoo bases from Wholesale companies like New Directions Aromatics. Also, apparently natural stores like Sprouts (USA) make their own hair products now; I was surprised. Hope this helps!

Hello yes absolutely they can do so as many of our products are ideal for sensitive skin. The premade shampoos we carry could work well or herbal blends

@@HennaSooq thank you for your reply. your channel is really awesome and i hope your business keeps growing.

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Hi Adonis! Usually just give your hair a rest of about 2-3 weeks and then you can switch over to henna and indigo. I hope it comes out amazing. Please post results and tag us. Stay tuned as well as we have a new men's collection coming out very soon!

Thank you I'm looking forward to your men's line of products for sure 😊😁

Hello. First you do have to make sure you’re not allergic to henna nor indigo. That might be a sign of an allergy. Also make sure you have a very strong shower head so you can ensure it all comes out. Use our Cleansing CoWash to help with that as well.

Hello. You can mix as many as you like but the more you add the less potent on a specific herb it may be. You will smaller amounts of benefits the more you add of each individual herb