A Comprehensive Review on Herbs Used for Hair Masks for Multiple Uses

    October 2025 in “ International Journal of Novel Research and Development ”
    Mrs.Archana Dnyaneshwar kasar, Shinde Omprasad Uttam, Shruti Santosh Shinde, Tambade Ajay Arun, Tanuja Santosh Shinde
    TLDR Herbal hair masks can naturally improve hair health and appearance.
    Herbal hair cosmetics, utilizing plant-based ingredients like hibiscus, neem, amla, and bhringraj, offer a natural alternative to synthetic products, providing benefits such as antifungal, antimicrobial, and antioxidant effects. These herbal components are traditionally and pharmacologically recognized for nourishing, repairing, and strengthening hair. The use of herbal hair masks can potentially reduce hair fall, improve scalp health, and enhance hair texture and shine without the side effects associated with synthetic chemicals.
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