"Naturoriche" Kalpi Tone Powder From Hesh

Has anyone used "Naturoriche" Kalpi Tone Powder from Hesh? [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] The ingredients tend to include quite a number of the individual boxes of Ayurvedic powders.

Ingredients:
Amla Fruit (10%), Maka Leaves (10%), Mandoor (10%), Japakusum Flower (9%), Narangichal (8%), Shikakai Fruit (7%), Kumari Leaves (7%), Kapoor Kachli (6%), Brahmi Leaves (5%), Methi Seed (5%), Wala (5%), Khadir Stem (3%), Chandan (2%), Neem Leaves, Sitaphal Seed Powder, Sugandhi Dravya.

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"Naturoriche" Kalpitone Powder[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] Dark, Dandruff Free Hair Hesh Naturoriche Kalpi Tone Powder has the following advantages: - Gives a dark tinge to the hair - Strengthens hair roots - Promotes hair growth - Controls hair loss & premature graying - Relieves headaches & induces sound sleep

http://heshpharma.com/prickly-heat-powder.html#anti-dandruff-products


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I've never used this product---but I believe that I've seen someone else mention it on this board and say they love it. I will do a search to see if I can find that post...

Jonezy, I saw the post regarding the Kalpi Tone http://www.curlynikki.forumotion.com/transitioning-f7/kalpi-tone-amla-and-semi-permanent-hair-color-t1774.htm , but the poster, CurlyAtLast41, has not been online since January. I wanted to know if the Maka in the Kalpi Tone really helps stop alopecia. My co-worker has alopecia at her hairline and I wondered if Kalpi Tone would help her. She has very long locs down the middle of her back, but her hairline has receded almost behind her ears. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] She's been looking for something to help her for years now and uses some black powder to cover up the missing hairline, but it is very noticeable since the powder comes off and smears down her face.

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Ok, I think BreezyBaby is another who uses it--I don't know if she's on often either?

Your friend may want to look into neem powder, or oil, as well http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18627678

I buy pure Maka from http://www.ayurnaturalbeauty.com/categories/Ayurvedic-and-Herbal-Hair-Care/Hair-Loss-Treatment/

Good luck, I hope you two find something that helps the situation!