Patanjali Kesh Kanti Hair Cleanser - Aloevera (Pack of 3 x 200 ml)

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Description

Patanjali Kesh Kanti Aloe Vera Hair Cleanser(Herbal Shampoo) is packed with the cleansing and restoring properties of Aloe vera, combined with a variety of nourishing herbs. The extracts of the Aloe plant calm affected scalps and moisturize dry and damaged hair. Tulsi, turmeric, reetha, and amla are natural disinfectants, cleansers and moisturizers that regenerate dehydrated hair and bring limp hair to life. Shikakai softens and brings out the natural radiance of hair stalks, making your hair look healthy and lustrous the natural way.

Patanjali Kesh Kanti Aloe Vera Hair Cleanser(Herbal Shampoo) is packed with the cleansing and restoring properties of Aloe vera, combined with a variety of nourishing herbs. The extracts of the Aloe p...Read More

Key Benefits

  • Reduces dryness
  • Improves hair glow
  • Reduces hair fall
    • Reduces dryness
    • Improves hair glow
    • Reduces hair fall
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Direction for Use/Dosage

  • Apply 2-5 gm on hair after wash
  • Massage gently and leave for 1-2 minutes
  • Rinse with water
    • Apply 2-5 gm on hair after wash
    • Massage gently and leave for 1-2 minutes
    • Rinse with water
    • ... Read More

Safety Information/Precaution

Read instructions carefully before use

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Other Information

Ingredients: Ghrit kumari (Aloe vera), Gudhul pusp (hibiscus rosa sinensis), Tulsi (ocimum sanctum), Brahmni (baccopa monnieri), Reetha (sapindus trifoliatus), Amla (emblica offcinalis), Bhrangraj (eclipta alba), Heena (lawsonia innermis), Shikakai (acacia concina), Haldi (curcuma longa), Giloy (tinospora cordifolia), Bakuchi (psoralea corylifolia), Aqua, Surfactant base Tocopherol D-panthenal, Permitted color, Preservative, Sugandhit dravya - Q.S.

Ingredients: Ghrit kumari (Aloe vera), Gudhul pusp (hibiscus rosa sinensis), Tulsi (ocimum sanctum), Brahmni (baccopa monnieri), Reetha (sapindus trifoliatus), Amla (emblica offcinalis), Bhrangraj (ec... Read More

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