Is Kesh Nirogi Anti-Hair Fall Oil AYUSH / GMP certified?

The oil is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine made under Ayush manufacturing licence GA/1762 and is manufactured in a facility holding GMP, ISO 9001:2015 and HACCP certifications. Certificates are held on file.

Can I use this without consulting a doctor?

It is an external hair oil and is sold over the counter. For personalised guidance - particularly if you are pregnant, lactating or managing any condition - it is best used under the advice of a qualified Ayurvedic physician.

Bhringraj (Eclipta alba) is a herb classically described as Keshya in Ayurvedic literature - long associated with nourishing the hair and supporting its natural colour. The whole plant is used in this oil.

What are the alternate names?

Also known as Bhringaraja, Bhangro (Gujarati) and False Daisy (English). The oil itself is also searched as Kesh Nirogi tel and Kesh Nirogi hair oil.

How is this different from other bhringraj oils?

Most bhringraj oils are single-herb or two-herb blends. This is a six-herb taila that adds Gunja seed, Sariva root and the three Triphala fruits, processed in sesame and black-seed oil, with the composition anchored to Aaryabhishak, Bhavaprakasha and the API.

Is it available at Riddhish Herbals?

Yes. Riddhish Herbals has stocked genuine Ayurvedic products since 2015, with a bill provided and pan-India delivery.

How should I store it?

In a cool, dry place away from sunlight, with the cap closed. Use within 36 months of manufacture.

What is the recommended way to apply it?

Gently massage into the scalp and hair, leave on, then wash. Two to three applications a week is the usual routine. For best results, follow with Kesh Nirogi Shampoo.

Has Bhringraj been studied scientifically?

Yes. Bhringraj traditional hair use has been explored in published research, including a study where a whole-plant extract was observed to encourage the growth phase in resting hair follicles in a laboratory model (Datta et al., 2009 - Journal of Ethnopharmacology). Results were observed in study conditions and individual results may vary.

It is developed and marketed by Riddhish Herbals and manufactured in India by Panchamrut Herbals (Olpad, Surat, Gujarat) under Ayush licence GA/1762, exactly as stated on the product label.

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Basiclean Herb's Mud Face Wash Powder | Herbal Clay Cleanser | 150gm | Riddhish Herbals

Name: Basiclean Herb's Mud Face Wash Powder | Herbal Clay Cleanser | 150gm | Riddhish Herbals
Brand: Riddhish Herbals
SKU: mud_face_wash
Price: 300.0 INR
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Basiclean Herb's Mud Face Wash Powder | Herbal Clay Cleanser | 150gm | Riddhish Herbals

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Basiclean Herb's Mud Face Wash Powder is a foam-free, water-activated herbal mud cleanser — a different kind of face wash entirely. Where ordinary face washes rely on synthetic surfactants (SLS, SLES) to produce foam, this powder works through the natural physical science of clay: adsorption, absorption, and gentle mineral contact with skin.

No foam needed. No chemical emulsification. Just mud, herbs, and water — the way skin has been cleansed for generations. Inspired by naturopathy mud therapy (Mrittika Chikitsa), a formal clinical subject in BNYS institutions under the AYUSH system of the Government of India, and supported by published cosmetic clay science, this product sits at the meeting point of India's oldest cleansing traditions and modern understanding of how clay minerals interact with skin.

Traditional Ayurvedic and Naturopathy Importance

Mud therapy — called Mrittika Chikitsa in traditional naturopathy — is one of the Panchamahabhuta Chikitsa, the five elemental therapies based on the earth element (Prithvi). In naturopathy clinical practice, mud packs are applied to the face for their cooling, absorbing, and refreshing properties. Classical Ayurvedic texts including the Ashtanga Hridayam and Charaka Samhita reference Mrittika (earth paste) as a traditional skin application valued for cleansing and cooling qualities.

Gujarat's own tradition — the use of Black Mitti as a face and hair cleanser paste — is the direct regional cultural predecessor of this product. Women across Gujarat and Rajasthan have prepared clay paste, applied it, and rinsed it off for generations. This product gives that tradition a standardised, cosmetic-grade, neem-purified, herbal form.

Key Features

Foam-free, surfactant-free cleansing: no SLS, SLES, or synthetic foaming agents — cleanses through clay's natural physical adsorption, gentle on the skin's moisture barrier.
Water-activated powder format: shelf-stable without a preservative system; activates fresh at the point of use with water, rose water, or aloe vera.
2-in-1 — face wash and face pack: a quick daily cleanse with a few drops of water, or a thicker 5–10 minute face pack — same product, two uses.
Neem-decoction purified mud base: processed with hot neem decoction, consistent with Ayurvedic Shodhana (purification) methodology.
No paraben, no artificial fragrance, no artificial colour: free from the synthetic additives most associated with skin sensitivity in regular face-wash users.
Naturopathy and cosmetic clay science backed: clay mineral adsorption and oil-absorption are documented in published cosmetic science; naturopathy use is AYUSH-recognised.
Vegan and cruelty-free: no animal-derived ingredients, no animal testing.

Ingredients / Composition

Processed Cosmetic-Grade Mud Base (Neem-Decoction Purified)
Herbal Extracts (as per manufacturer formulation)

Full ingredient list as printed on the product packaging. Refer to the label for the complete INCI-format declaration. Net weight 150 g.

How to Use

Face Wash Mode (Daily): Take half a teaspoon in your palm. Add 4–6 drops of water or rose water. Work into a smooth paste. Apply on a damp face with gentle circular motion. Leave 30–60 seconds. Rinse with plain water.

Face Pack Mode (2–3 times per week): Take one teaspoon of powder. Add rose water or plain water to form a thick, even paste. Apply on a clean face. Leave 5–10 minutes until semi-dry. Rinse off before the paste cracks. Do not over-dry.

Anupan (Customisation): Rose water for a cooling, soothing effect; aloe vera gel for sensitive or reactive skin; raw milk for dry skin types — following traditional Indian skincare practice.

Who Can Use It

Suitable for adults with oily, combination, and normal skin types as a regular daily face wash. Well-suited for those who experience irritation or dryness from surfactant-based face washes, people following a natural or Ayurvedic skincare routine, men seeking effective oil and sweat cleansing, and vegan or cruelty-free skincare users. Patch test recommended for first-time use. Those with very dry skin may prefer to start with alternate-day use.

Safety Information

For external use only. Conduct a patch test on the inner forearm 24 hours before first facial use. Avoid contact with eyes — if contact occurs, rinse immediately with clean water. Discontinue use if redness, itching, or irritation occurs. Do not inhale dry powder. Keep out of reach of children. Do not introduce water or damp utensils into the powder container. Results may vary from person to person. Consult your physician before use if pregnant, lactating, or managing any skin condition. This is a cosmetic face cleanser — not a medicine.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Keep the lid tightly closed after every use. Powder format is shelf-stable when kept dry — moisture is its only enemy.