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Mauri Anti-Dandruff Sat
Mauri Anti-Dandruff Sat is a therapeutic botanical
Sat, formulated from natural ingredients, to arrest burgeoning dandruff
problem. It is pleasant and effective
Benefits
- Helps control and prevent dandruff
- Takes care of other scalp diseases
- Good in case of redness, swelling, scabbing, gooeyness of scalp
- Leaves hair soft and silky
- Anti-allergy
- Fortifies the immune system
- Soothes dry and flaky skin
- Helps in preventing itching, irritation and scaling of scalp.
Ingredient
Hena Leaf, Neem Leaf, Lemon Fruits, Bechho Booti
Leaf, Rusmari Leaf, Chatura Leaf, Tulsi Leaf, Purified water q.s. SLES,
Preservatives. .
Usage
Apply 5-10 ml on wet hair and rub in to produce
lather; rinse with fresh or lukewarm water. Apply 2-3 times a week.
Mauri Shikakai Sat
Mauri Shikakai Sat, because of its natural extracts
of herbs, is termed ‘Fruit for the hair’. Its regular use results
in long, beautiful and shiny hair
Benefits
- Superior cleansing for lustrous, long hair
- Promotes hair growth and prevents dandruff
- Shikakai also act as a detangler
- Its constituents Bhringraj, Tulsi and Amla possess curative
properties
- Cleans excessive oil, removes dirt and makes hair soft, silky and
manageable.
Ingredient
Bhringraj Leaf, Shikakai, Jatamansi, Tulsi Leaf,
Vilayati Henna Leaf, Amla, Preservatives, Purified Water q.s. SLES.
Mauri Reetha Sat
Factors like exposure to sun, air pollutants,
sprays and dyes upset the normal balance of the scalp, generating diseases
and uneasiness. Mauri Reetha Sat takes care of all these, to give your hair
a touch of natural lustre.
Benefits
- Powerful cleansing action that does not disturb natural balances
- Removes toxins, strengthens and protects the hair
- Its ingredient Amla restores acids-alkaline balance
- Neem leaf, Tulsi take care of skin and scalp diseases
- Clears the clogged pores of the scalp
Ingredient
: Reetha, Shikakai, Neem Leaf, Tulsi , Mehandi
Leaf, Amla, Preservatives, Purified water q.s. SLES.
