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KESHAYURVEDA (HAIR CARE IN AYURVEDA)

Raju Kumar, Dr. Gulab Chand Pamnani, Dr. PrabhakarVardhan

Vol. 8, Issue 1, Jul-Dec 2019

Abstract:

Kesha(Hair) is the covering appendage of scalp and skin. It not only helps in thermoregulation but also helps in beautification of the person. Hairs are originated from the hair roots and made up of keratin protein. Black colour of hairs is due to presence of melanin pigment in them. In Ayurveda, it is said to be mala of asthidhatu (bones). That’s why, good amount of protein along with vitamins and minerals is essential for natural growth and colour of hairs. Commonly encountered diseases of hairs include Khalitya (Alopecia), Palitya (Premature graying of hairs), Indralupta (Baldness), Daarunaka (Dandruff) and Arunshika (Seborrheic dermatitis).

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