Sikakai سکاکائ

Description

Sikakai at sk natural is Acacia concinna. It belongs to family “Fabaceae”. As a woody climber, shrub, or small tree reaching heights of up to 5 meters (16 ft), this plant features numerous spines. Its leaves are bipinnate in structure. Initially, the buds showcase a red to purplish-red hue, transforming into cream-colored flowers upon opening. The seed pods of this plant are easily distinguishable: while fresh, they are smooth, thick, and fleshy, but upon drying, they become wrinkled, blackish, and exceptionally hard.

Generally people use it in hair problems.

Temperament:

It is hot and dry in first order.

Uses:

Usually, females use it for the growth and strengthening of hair. If you cook 15 g seed pods in 625 ml water. Then wash your hair with this water. This will grow your hair long and remove dandruff from scalp. Sikakai also cures teeth and gums infection.

Internally, it is expectorant, laxative and alterative. It cures constipation and also treats jaundice.

The essential nutrients and natural ingredients present in Shikakai significantly enhance hair texture, especially during winter. Acting as a natural surfactant, it efficiently cleanses the hair follicles, eliminating greasiness while leaving the hair softer and shinier. Additionally, Shikakai’s potent antifungal and antimicrobial properties actively eradicate dandruff and lice from the scalp and hair, respectively.

Importantly, this is achieved without stripping away essential oils from the scalp. The active components of Shikakai provide the necessary oils and vitamins vital for hair growth, making it instrumental in restoring hair’s luster and length.

Moreover, Shikakai exerts a calming and soothing effect due to its potent medicinal properties. Unlike chemical shampoos that may provoke irritation on inflamed or sensitive scalps, Shikakai imparts a cooling sensation, alleviating discomfort. Premature greying of hair can be disheartening, revealing one’s age prematurely. Fortunately, Shikakai not only prevents premature greying but also preserves the natural youthfulness of black hair.