Natural Remedial Care for your Hair from SoulTree



~Introducing revitalising SLS free Triphala Shampoo~

June 20, 2013 : Exposure to harsh sun, pollution and our hectic daily routine end up damaging even the healthiest of scalps leading to thinning of hair and other related problems. SoulTree, (www.soultree.in) India’s first and the only range of certified natural personal care products has created Ayurvedic Hair Revitalising Triphala shampoo that provides root nourishment and at the same time strengthens weakened hair.

Triphala Shampoo from the hair care range of SoulTree is made without commonly used silicones, mineral oil, and harsh detergents. This natural remedy for hair care conditions and improves hair texture so as to reduce hair fall due to breakage and removes dandruff.

Known in Ayurveda as the Triphala (three fruits), fresh extracts of organic Aamla, Bhibitaki and Haritaki ,bring their cleansing and strengthening properties into this hair vitalising shampoo. The shampoo also contains the regenerating properties of Henna, Shikakai and Bala blended into a natural protein base to nurture your hair from root to tip. Regular use prevents damage, premature hair loss, and leaves your hair clean and naturally soft.

A subtle floral fragrance of the shampoo infused with a dash of spice refreshes you.

The product is priced at Rs.350for 200ml.                                                     

SoulTree products can be found at The Kirana Shop, MeharChand Market, New Delhi and Naturally Yours, Pali Hill, Mumbai among other stores that stock natural and organic products. The product is also available  online at Jabong.com

Important information for users:

 What is Triphala?                                           (Source: Wikipedia)
Triphala is an Ayurvedic[1] herbal rasayana churna consisting of equal parts of three myrobalans, taken without seed: Amalaki (Phyllanthus emblica), Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica), and Haritaki(Terminalia chebula).[2][3] The word triphala (better triphalā, from Hindi/Sanskrit: त्रिफला [t̪rɪˈpʰəlaː], widely pronounced /trˈfɑːlə/ or /trˈfælə/ by English speakers) means literally “three fruits”.
Triphala churna is a mild laxative, which cleanses and tonifies the gastro-intestinal tract. It is made from the three most important herbs in Ayurveda: Amalaki (Emblica Officinalis), Haritaki (Terminalia Chebula), and Vibhitaki (Terminalia Bellirica). Triphala is known as a cleaning agent, including a blood cleanser. The herb also has a high nutritional value, including high levels of vitamin C. Because of its high vitamin content, Triphala is often used as a food supplement like vitamins are in Western countries. In fact, the benefits of this herb are so well known that a well known Indian saying goes like this: "You do not have a mother? Don't worry, as long as you have Triphala in your life!". In recent years, a number of research studies have found new uses for this herb, including treatment for various forms of cancer. It is also found to have high antioxidant qualities, and is even useful for treatment against noise and stress induced conditions.[2]
Benefits of Triphala Churna [4][5][6]
Amalaki or Amla (Emblica Officinalis)
  • Is a fruit rich in vitamin C that builds immunity and an effective antioxidant that removes harmful toxins from the body.
  • Amla helps to strengthen and nourish the lungs and the respiratory tract by removing mucus
  • Vitamin C in Amla helps to maintain good reproductive health in both males and females, in whom it further helps to regulate menstrual cycles.
  • Amla induces iron that aids blood circulation and maintains proper functioning of the heart.
  • Its detox function helps in the formation of fresh tissues leading to a glowing skin.
Vibhitaki (Terminalia Bellirica)
  • Vibhitaki acts as a blood purifier and curbs haemorrhage
  • It is an internal cleanser removing harmful toxins and excess fats out of the body
  • Its anti-viral and anti-bacterial abilities nurtures voice quality and improves eyesight
  • Hair roots are strengthened and it enriches hair colour.
Haritaki (Terminalia Chebula)
  • Haritaki has five rasas, or tastes, being sweet, sour, salty, bitter, pungent, and astringent
  • It stimulates the functioning of the digestive system and sensory organs
  • It is an effective in combating piles, anaemia, gastro-intestinal problems and gall stones

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