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Dandruff and dry scalp are signs of imbalance, not failure. Discover gentle Ayurvedic solutions, healing herbs, and nourishing rituals to calm your scalp and support long-term hair health naturally.

Discover natural Ayurvedic remedies for hair loss and thinning, including herbal oils, scalp massage, nourishing foods, and calming daily rituals.

Ayurvedic hair oiling is more than a beauty habit — it’s a ritual rooted in balance and scalp health. In this guide, we explain why hair oiling works, how to do it properly, and which oils are best for Vata, Pitta, and Kapha hair types.

A simple, step-by-step Ayurvedic hair care routine covering oiling, washing, masks, and scalp rituals for naturally healthy hair.

Discover how Ayurvedic herbs like amla, bhringraj, brahmi, neem, and fenugreek can naturally strengthen your hair, reduce shedding, and restore scalp balance. In this blog, we explore the science and wisdom behind these powerful herbs and how Melina Haircare uses them in clean, Ayurvedic-inspired formulas.

Understand the three Ayurvedic hair types — Vata, Pitta, and Kapha — and learn how each dosha influences hair texture, scalp balance, and common imbalances.

Nourish your hair with simple DIY hair masks made from natural ingredients. These three homemade recipes help repair, hydrate, and strengthen your hair naturally.

Seasonal hair loss often increases in autumn. Discover why shedding happens during fall and how to support your hair naturally with gentle, nourishing routines.

Discover the story behind Ayurroots, a journey inspired by Ayurvedic hair care rituals and the timeless philosophy of Ayurveda.

Since childhood, I remember that haircare was more than beauty,  it was a tradition.   In my family, taking care of hair was more than beauty, it was a natural haircare ritual From my grandmother to my parents, I grew up surrounded by the belief that healthy, shiny hair is a reflection of well-being. It wasn’t just about appearance,  it was about respect for yourself. But when I grew older and stepped into society, I realized that not everyone shared this experience. Many pe