Kayyonni Podi |കയ്യോന്നി പൊടി|Bhringraj (Eclipta Prostrata)Leaves Powder| Karisalankanni|False Daisy-100 gm

Kayyoni or Bhringaraj  popularly known as ‘false daisy’ in English is a well-known Ayurvedic herb for hair growth.  Bhringraj is the main ingredient in the famous “Neelibringadi Hair Oil”. This herb is rich in chemical compound called ecliptine.

When used on  hair, Bhringraj oil is known to have miraculous effects. It helps to prevent hair fall, premature graying of hair, baldness, split ends and dandruff. It helps in strengthening hair roots, promotes growth and good for overall hair care. 

Bhringaraj oil is the one-stop solution for hair fall. Massaging your hair with Bhringaraj oil provides a calming effect on the head, increases memory, improves blood circulation on the scalp and reduces the stress levels which are primarily the most predominant causes of hair fall,thereby preventing baldness.

Bhringraj is great for skin health and skin problem. It helps to rejuvenate your skin and helps to reduce wrinkles and dullness of the skin. It improves complexion and glow of the skin and prevents several skin diseases.

It also has anti-inflammatory property that helps to reduce symptoms of acne, psoriasis, and dermatitis.It is also an effective medicine for skin diseases, cough, asthma, eye disorders and diseases related to any part of the head.

 Apart from benefitting hair and skin, Bhringraj (Eclipta Prostrata or Eclipta Alba) is also famous  for its benefits and usage in treating  liver disorders. It increases bile production, enhances digestion, stimulates breaking down and expulsion of toxins, and improves overall liver health. In liver diseases, it reduces inflammation, exerts antihepatotoxic effects, and improves liver enzymes.

 Sanskrit: Kesharaja, Tekaraja, Bhringa, Markava, Bhringraja Assamese: Bhrngaraja Bengali: Bheemraja, Kesuriya, Kesari Gujrati: Bhangaro, Bhangro Hindi: Bhangara, Bhangaraiya Kannada: Garujalu, Gurugada, Soppu, Keshavardhana, Kodigaraju Malayalam: Kayyonni, Kannunni Marathi: Bhangra, Bhringiraja, Maka Punjabi: BhangraTamil: Karisalankanni, Karisalanganni, Karisalai Telugu: Guntakalagara, Guntagalagara Urdu: Bhangra