Heena : India is well known throughout world for its herbal wealth and moreover India is the birth place of Ayurveda system of herbal medicine. The potential of Indian herbs can be gauged from the fact that India is the highest producer of Medicinal herbs in the world only second to China. It is no denying the fact that Indian herbs are the most sought after herbs in the world due to their organic quality, purity and lowest costs of cultivation.

Instant Mehandi Cone : We manufacture Instant heena mehandi cones using various ingredients like Reetha, Amla, Shikakai, Neem, Chandan, Foaming Agent, Kattha, Coffee and many other rare herbs. It is a perfect conditioner for dry or damaged hair and rejuvenates the hair cells.

Heena Mehandi Pouches : We manufacture herbal mehandi pouches using various ingredients like Reetha, Amla, Shikakai, Neem, Chandan, Bentonite Foaming Agent, Kattha, Coffee and many other rare herbs. It is a perfect conditioner for dry or damaged hair and rejuvenates the hair cells. They make the hair breathe and are available in various packs of 250 gms, 200 gms, and 100 gms.

Hair Care Product : The hair care product is one of the most important factors, which contributes to beauty and personal appearance. To look and feel good about your hair is very important for all round health. Here are some ideas for hair health and hair care. Some Major Benefits of Henna Boosts hair growth Treats dandruff Aids restful sleep Therapeutic and calming Detoxifying Soothes Headaches, Aches and pains Cools scalp and skin and reduces temperature Fights infection

Heena & Heena Products : Others, However, state that the use of henna was taken to India by the Moguls in the 12th Century, centuries after use in the Middle East and North Africa. Still others insist that the tradition of mehandi originated in North Africa and the Middle Eastern countries during ancient times. Henna use has also been documented in ancient Egypt, where it is known to have been used to stain the fingers and toes of the Pharaohs prior to mummification. It is also possible that the similar use of henna for skin decoration in these regions arose independently and perh