Lalas Aritha Powder, derived from soapnut (Reetha in Sanskrit), is a traditional herb with cleansing properties suitable for various hair issues, especially for balancing excess oil production and alleviating dandruff. It’s understandable that you wish to use it effectively, so let’s get into that.
To properly use Lalas Aritha Powder, first mix about 2 tablespoons of the powder with enough warm water to create a paste with a spreadable consistency. The amount might vary slightly depending on your hair length, so you might need to adjust. It’s essential to not let the paste be too thick or too runny—aim for something similar to a hair mask. Once mixed, let it sit for around 5-10 minutes to allow any clumps to dissolve.
Applying it in sections is key. Massage the paste gently into your scalp, mainly focusing where itching and dandruff are most prevalent. Aritha’s cleaning nature helps souls cleanse excess oil without stripping everything away. Leave it on for about 10-15 minutes and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. You might need a couple rinses to remove it all.
If your scalp is prone to dryness following use, mixing Aritha with a moisturizing agent like aloe vera gel or a tablespoon of coconut oil could mitigate that dry, straw-like aftermath you experienced.
Consider using this treatment once or twice weekly. Over-usage may indeed lead to overly-dry hair, as Aritha is great at removing excess oil. Pay attention to how your scalp reacts and modify accordingly. If symptoms persist, examining your diet and lifestyle could offer further clues. Aligning your routine with your dosha or prakriti may provide additional relief. If the issue is severe or continues, seeking direct advice or intervention from a healthcare provider is wise.
