The queen has recovered from the bath. Scattered hair on the back. The maid handed over a beautiful pot. Light smoke is rising from it. The royal tresses are being cut and dried in that fragrant smoke. No, this is not a fairy tale. History says that the ancient royal family and the elite used to do hair this way. In the age of modern shampoos and hair dryers, is that ancient ‘sambrani incense’ or frankincense smell making a comeback?

What is this sambrani incense?

Sambrani incense is actually a type of natural resin. Made from Styrax plant extract. The musky smell emanating from it is instantly soothing. According to ancient Ayurveda, applying this herbal mist to wet hair after a bath balances the body’s rheumatism. Not only this, its om and aroma relieves mental fatigue. Calms the mind instantly. This fragrant smoke works like a kind of therapy.

How effective is it to restore hair health?

Its role is also unique in restoring hair health. This incense contains powerful anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Especially the smoke of incense mixed with neem or tulsi is applied on the scalp to eliminate the problem of dandruff. The excess oil and odor accumulated on the scalp disappears instantly. Applying this mist to wet hair increases blood circulation to the scalp. As a result, the roots of the hair are nourished. Hair becomes shiny.

Restrictions on Use

However, although it is natural, it needs a little rush to use. Experts say that it is enough to use this method once or twice a month, not every day. Do not burn incense indoors. Better to use in open air. Create smoke by burning sambrani incense in a safe container. Now keep the wet hair at least 15-25 cm away from the pot. After applying the smoke to the hair, continue combing gently. Yes, your hair will have a magical fragrance. This ancient home trick can bring a royal touch to the modern busy life.