Hair Care Products Catalogue

What the Hair Care Products Catalogue Covers

• Category scope — Ayurvedic hair-care products as listed on this page
• Product types — the hair care range in the formats shown in the catalogue
• Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand
• Related ranges — for ingestible hair wellness see the hair care ayurvedic medicine catalogue, and for the wider range see the personal care catalogue

Using the Catalogue to Build Your Private Label Range

1. Browse the category and shortlist the products that fit your brand
2. Request samples or discuss formulation adjustments with our R&D team
3. Confirm the MOQ (starts at 500 units) and your packaging format
4. Finalize label design under your brand identity
5. Production, in-house lab testing and dispatch

Who the Hair Care Products Catalogue Is For

Brand owners, distributors, salons, practitioners and online sellers use the hair care products catalogue to shortlist products before they commit to a private label range. If you already sell in this area, the catalogue shows what you can add under your own brand. If you are starting out, it gives you a clear list to discuss with our team.

What to Prepare Before You Order

• Your brand name and logo
• The products you shortlisted from the catalogue
• Your preferred packaging format and pack size
• The quantity you plan to start with (the MOQ starts at 500 units)
• The markets where you plan to sell, so labelling can be planned early

Share these details through the Contact Us page and our team will guide you through samples, label approval and production.

Quality Assurance & Certifications

Herbal Hills products are manufactured at a facility holding the following certifications and registrations, as listed on our certifications page:

Browse the hair care products catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and formulation support.

Hair Care Products Catalogue – Key Facts

• Range size: eight Kesho items: three hair oils, two hair washes, a hair mask powder, a hair serum and a hair toner
• Pack sizes shown: 100 ml and 200 ml bottles, plus a 100 g jar for the mask powder
• Oil bases: sesame and coconut oil (Kesho Hair Oil) or coconut oil (Kesho Fp Oil and Kesho Jadibuti)
• Your brand: bottles are shown with a blank brand panel, ready for your name and artwork
• Order size: 500 units minimum for each item
• Facility: Herbal Hills’ own plant at Lonavala, Maharashtra
• Quality papers: a Certificate of Analysis for every lot

Hair oils, washes and masks are some of the most familiar Ayurvedic products in Indian homes, which makes them a natural first range for a personal care label. The Herbal Hills hair care products catalogue gathers eight such items under the Kesho name, each ready to be re-labelled with your own brand.

Eight Products in the Hair Care Products Catalogue

The PDF gives every product its own page showing the pack, the full composition and an application note. Below is a plain-language tour of the hair care products catalogue, grouped by format, so you can shortlist before reading each page in detail.

Hair oils: Kesho Hair Oil, Kesho Fp Oil and Kesho Jadibuti

Kesho Hair Oil (100 ml) uses a base of Til Tail (sesame oil, 60 ml) and coconut oil (40 ml), processed with Amalaki fruit, Methi seeds, Nagarmotha roots, Bhringraj and Mehendi leaves, Brahmi, Jaswand Phool and Kamal Phool. The mock-up shows a clear bottle with a comb-style applicator cap.

Kesho Fp Oil Hair Oil (100 ml) starts from coconut oil processed with henna, Brahmi, aloe vera and betel leaves, then adds Methi, Kalonji, Bhringraj, amla and Jaswand, with small amounts of Sarso (mustard) oil and Kapoor (camphor) oil and an almond fragrance.

Kesho Jadibuti Hair Oil (200 ml) is the largest oil in the range. It follows a similar coconut-oil recipe and adds Vat Jata aerial root and Vetivar root. The mock-up uses a decorative bottle with visible herbs, a look that suits gifting and premium shelves.

Hair washes: Kesho Hair Wash and Kesho FP Hair Wash

Kesho Hair Wash (200 ml) lists Shikakai, Aritha, amla, Bhringraj, neem, Kumari (aloe) and Mehendi powders, with SLS and fragrance. Kesho FP Hair Wash (200 ml) carries a longer herb list, adding Methi, Kalonji, aloe vera pulp, henna, Jaswant, betel and curry leaves.

Mask, serum and toner

Kesho Hair Mask Powder (100 g) is built on Methi seed, Shikakai, amla and Mehendi extract powders, with liquid extracts of further herbs. Kesho Hair Serum (100 ml) lists lotus flower and hibiscus powders in a base. Kesho Hair Toner (100 ml) combines aloe vera, Bhringraj and neem extracts in a water base.

Hair Care Products Catalogue: Product Summary Table

All quantities and herb names come from the hair care products catalogue pages. The ingredient panel on your own bottle will follow our batch documents for the product you confirm.

How Can a Brand Build a Hair Ritual From These Products?

Hair care sells well as a routine rather than a single bottle, and the hair care products catalogue is built with that in mind. Shoppers who buy an oil often look for a wash to follow it, and a mask or serum for weekends. With oils, washes, a mask, a serum and a toner, the hair care products catalogue already covers each step of a typical routine.

A practical way to plan is in tiers. Start with one oil and one wash as the everyday pair. Add the mask powder as a weekly product, then the serum and toner for shoppers who want a fuller regimen. Each tier can share one label design so the set looks complete on a shelf.

Choosing between the three oils

The three oils in the hair care products catalogue differ mainly in base, herb list and bottle size. Kesho Hair Oil suits buyers who want a sesame-and-coconut blend in a 100 ml pack, Kesho Fp Oil gives a coconut base with a long herb list, and Kesho Jadibuti offers a 200 ml premium presentation for gifting or larger households.

Who Buys From the Hair Care Products Catalogue?

• Salon and spa brands that want retail bottles matching the services on their menu card
• Ayurvedic and natural beauty start-ups launching a first personal care line
• Pharmacy and supermarket private labels adding herbal hair oils to an own-brand shelf
• Online sellers who bundle oil, wash and mask into a gift box
• Exporters serving markets that recognise Indian herbal hair rituals

For skin products in the same style, see the skin care products catalogue; for the wider range, open the personal care catalogue or the faster quick label personal care catalogue. Ingestible hair wellness products sit in the hair care Ayurvedic medicine catalogue.

Many of these buyers start small. A salon might launch only the Jadibuti oil and the FP hair wash, while an online seller may test the mask powder first because it ships light. The hair care products catalogue supports both approaches, since each product carries its own MOQ and can be added to the range later without changing the label system.

Packaging the Hair Care Products Catalogue Range Under Your Brand

The mock-ups show flip-cap and screw-cap bottles in 100 ml and 200 ml, a decorative bottle for the Jadibuti oil and a printed jar for the mask powder. Our packaging specialists can suggest pumps, applicator caps, cartons and gift boxes to fit your price point and channel.

We create the artwork without charge for private label clients. Our label designing team can carry one visual style across oils, washes and the mask, while giving each product its own accent colour so shoppers can tell them apart quickly.

Merchandising Ideas for a Hair Care Products Catalogue Range

A hair range looks strongest when the bottles clearly belong together. Pick one bottle family for the oils and washes, use the same cap colour across the set, and let the label accent colour change from product to product. The decorative Jadibuti bottle can then stand out as the premium hero of the line.

Gift boxes are a popular format for this category. An oil, a wash and the mask powder from the hair care products catalogue fit neatly into one carton, and festival seasons give brands a natural reason to offer them as a set. Online, the same trio works as a bundle listing.

Fragrance, texture and colour checks

Shoppers judge hair products with their senses first. Before you confirm an order, compare the samples for fragrance strength, oil thickness, how the wash lathers and the colour of the mask paste. These sensory notes help you write honest, specific product copy that does not rely on claims.

Note that some sheets list an almond fragrance and others a general fragrance. If your brand prefers a particular scent profile, discuss it with our team at the sample stage so that any change is captured in the batch documents for your hair care products catalogue order.

What Makes Herbal Hills a Fit for Hair Care Private Label?

Herbal Hills (Isha Agro Developers Pvt. Ltd.) has been manufacturing for over 20 years and offers more than 400 products across medicines, personal care and nutrition. That breadth means a hair brand can later add skin, oral or wellness products from the same partner.

A share of our herbs comes from organic farmland we own in the Sahyadri hills, and amla, Bhringraj and neem are long-standing names in our formulations. Quotes and artwork are handled from our Mumbai office, while production stays in Lonavala.

Export documentation support is available for overseas buyers; read about our export experience and confirm with your importer how hair oils and washes are classified in the destination market.

Labelling Rules and Claim Review

Each bottle in the PDF carries the words “Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine”. That classification sits under India’s drugs and cosmetics legislation, with the relevant authority setting the Ayurvedic framework. Some brands choose to sell similar hair products as cosmetics instead, which brings a different set of labelling rules.

The benefit lines and application notes printed in the hair care products catalogue are reference text from our sheets, not approved wording for your pack. Label claims need sign-off from the brand’s regulatory adviser before launch, and our own wording calls the herbs traditional to Ayurvedic hair rituals, nothing more.

Quality Checks, Certifications and Our Lonavala Plant

Oils, washes, powders and liquids for this range come off our production lines at Lonavala Industrial Co-op Estate, Nangargaon, Lonavala, Pune – 410401. Certification for the site spans GMP, ISO and USFDA; the certification list also shows FSSAI, Halal, USDA Organic and IMO (NPOP).

Our in-house lab reviews every hair care batch; for deeper analysis we rely on NABL-accredited partners, and a CoA accompanies each consignment. The quality testing page explains the checks, and buyers can arrange a factory visit.

Steps to Launch From the Hair Care Products Catalogue

1. Download the PDF and list the products you want in your first set
2. Check the minimum order quantity, starting at 500 units per product
3. Order samples to compare texture, fragrance and colour
4. Choose bottles, caps and cartons; brief the artwork
5. Have your regulatory adviser approve every line of label text
6. Approve the proof, confirm production and receive the CoA with the batch

Need a hair oil or wash that is not in the hair care products catalogue? Ask our custom formulation team about a bespoke recipe. For the bigger picture, learn how contract manufacturing at Herbal Hills works, compare our services for private label brands and browse the medicine range catalogue.

To start, use Contact Us, write to business@herbalhills.in or ring +91 7770019138.

Summary

Eight Kesho products make up the Herbal Hills hair care products catalogue: three hair oils, two hair washes, a hair mask powder, a serum and a toner, in 100 ml, 200 ml and 100 g packs. Any of them can carry your brand name, with complimentary artwork, a batch-wise CoA and 500 units as the starting order.