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Prakrti
Nature's Pharmacy

Nine botanicals. Zero compromises.

Every ingredient inside a Prakrti bottle is either cold-pressed, wild-harvested, or steam-distilled — never blended with fillers.

Rosmarinus officinalis

Rosemary

Boosts scalp circulation & regrowth

Science: Studies show 5% rosemary oil rivals minoxidil for androgenetic alopecia.

Tradition: Used in Ayurveda as a 'Sara Dravya' for mental clarity and vitality.

Phyllanthus emblica

Amla

Highest natural vitamin C source

Science: Rich in antioxidants; strengthens hair follicles and prevents premature greying.

Tradition: Called the 'Divya Aushadh' — divine medicine in Charaka Samhita.

Eclipta alba

Bhringraj

The 'King of Herbs' for hair

Science: Increases dermal papilla cells; proven in vitro to induce anagen phase.

Tradition: Ayurveda's most revered herb for keshya (hair-nourishing) properties.

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

Hibiscus

Prevents split ends & greying

Science: Amino acids nourish keratin; extracts show follicle-boosting activity.

Tradition: The offering flower of goddess Kali — worshipped and worn in hair.

Azadirachta indica

Neem

Antifungal, anti-dandruff

Science: Nimbidin compounds treat scalp fungi behind dandruff.

Tradition: 'Sarva Roga Nivarini' — the healer of all ailments.

Trigonella foenum

Fenugreek

Protein-rich, softens strands

Science: Contains lecithin, protein and nicotinic acid — all vital for follicle health.

Tradition: Traditional 'methi' hair mask has been used for centuries.

Allium cepa

Onion

Sulfur-rich, boosts keratin

Science: Clinical trials show 74% hair regrowth in 6 weeks with topical onion.

Tradition: Grandmother's remedy elevated to clinical evidence.

Murraya koenigii

Curry Leaves

Prevents premature greying

Science: Rich in beta-carotene, protein and antioxidants.

Tradition: 'Kadi patta' — the daily hair tonic of South Indian tradition.

Aloe barbadensis

Aloe Vera

Soothes & hydrates scalp

Science: Proteolytic enzymes remove dead cells, promoting healthy scalp.

Tradition: Ghritakumari — the 'plant of immortality' in Ayurveda.