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Anti Hair Loss Kit

The Sunday oiling ritual, gathered into one box.

The idea

Before serums and supplements, there was the champi — a grandmother’s hands working warm oil into the scalp on a slow Sunday morning. In most Indian homes that ritual was the whole hair-care routine, and it carried generations of long, heavy plaits.

This kit is our attempt to gather that ritual into one box: a cold-pressed coconut oil base infused with the herbs Ayurveda has always reached for — bhringraj, amla, curry leaf — alongside a gentle herb rinse, so the whole routine travels together.

We are still sourcing each ingredient the slow way, which is why this page is a promise rather than a product. Leave your email below and we will write the day it is ready.

The ritual

How we imagine this kit being used — slowly, and without hurry.

01
Warm
Stand the oil bottle in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes. Warm oil spreads further, and feels like the ritual it is.
02
Massage
Part the hair and work the oil into the scalp with slow fingertip circles — the unhurried champi older hands knew by heart.
03
Rest
Wrap a warm towel around your head and let the oil sit for an hour — overnight if you can. The waiting is part of it.
04
Rinse
Wash gently with the herb rinse, finishing with cool water. Once a week, unhurried — this is a rhythm, not a quick fix.

Inside the kit

Intended ingredients — final contents may evolve.

Cold-pressed virgin coconut oil
The classic base of Indian hair oiling, traditionally used to soften strands and nourish the scalp.
Bhringraj
Known in Ayurveda as the ‘king of hair’, traditionally infused into scalp oils for centuries.
Amla
The Indian gooseberry, traditionally simmered into oils and rinses in homes that prized strong roots.
Curry leaf
A kitchen staple that southern hair traditions have long crackled into warm oil.
Fenugreek (methi)
Soaked and ground into pastes for generations, traditionally used to condition the scalp.