Hair Care Ayurvedic Medicine Catalogue

What the Hair Care Ayurvedic Medicine Catalogue Covers

• Category scope — general hair and scalp wellness support
• Product types — most items are multi-ingredient Ayurvedic formulations, with single-herb options where listed
• Dosage forms — tablets, capsules, powders, and oils, depending on the product
• Private label branding — every catalogue item can be produced under your own brand

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

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 ayurvedic medicine catalogue, shortlist the products that suit your brand, and contact our team for samples and formulation support.

Hair Care Catalogue – Key Facts

• What it is: the Herbal Hills hair care catalogue for private label Ayurvedic brands, pharmacies, distributors and online sellers
• Product shown: Keshovedic Tablet — a 550 mg coated tablet in a 60-tablet bottle
• Label type on the mock-up: Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine, printed with Your Brand Name and Product Name
• Ingredients listed: Amalaki Ghana, Bhrungraj Ghana, Kumari Swaras, Mandukparnee Ghana and Methi Powder, with Bhrungraj Kadha as the Bhavana Dravya
• MOQ: from 500 units
• Facility: own GMP, ISO and USFDA-certified facility in Lonavala, Maharashtra
• Quality records: in-house lab, NABL-accredited labs for advanced tests, CoA with every batch
• Branding: free label designing for private label clients
• Label claims: reviewed by the brand’s own regulatory adviser before launch

Inside the Hair Care Catalogue: Keshovedic Tablet for Your Brand

The Herbal Hills hair care catalogue is short and focused. Its pages present one ready formulation, Keshovedic Tablet, on a white 60-tablet bottle. The bottle carries placeholder text that reads Your Brand Name and Product Name, which shows the intended use: a brand puts its own identity on a proven catalogue product.

This page is written for trade buyers. It sets out what the hair care catalogue contains, how the product is presented, which ingredients appear on the composition page and how private label orders are placed. It is not consumer advice. It does not say what the tablet does, and buyers should not copy wording from catalogue artwork straight onto a label.

Composition shown in the hair care catalogue

The composition page lists each 550 mg coated tablet with the ingredients below. Quantities per tablet are printed in the catalogue itself, and our team shares the full composition sheet with serious enquiries so that your regulatory adviser can check it.

Amalaki, Bhrungraj, Kumari, Mandukparnee and Methi are names that Indian buyers already recognise from classical Ayurveda and from the kitchen. That familiarity helps a brand write a clear ingredient panel. It does not, by itself, support any claim, so keep the panel factual: ingredient name, botanical name and amount.

Why a coated tablet in a 60-count bottle?

A coated tablet is compact, travels well and is easy to photograph against a plain background, which matters for marketplace listings. The 60-tablet bottle shown in the hair care catalogue is a common count for oral Ayurvedic products, so it sits comfortably next to other bottles on a pharmacy shelf. If you want a different count, ask early; options depend on available packaging.

Who Buys From the Hair Care Catalogue?

Buyers who open the hair care catalogue usually fall into a few groups. Each has its own reason for choosing a ready formulation rather than developing one from scratch.

• Beauty and grooming brands that sell shampoos or oils and want an oral Ayurvedic product under the same name.
• Pharmacy chains and chemists building a house brand across several wellness categories.
• Online sellers who need a compact, easy-to-ship product with a clean ingredient story.
• Ayurvedic practitioners and clinics that want a branded product for their own counter.
• Exporters and importers who need a documented Ayurvedic product with batch records.

Because the hair care catalogue contains a single formulation, many brands pair Keshovedic Tablet with topical products. Our personal care catalogue covers that side of a range, so one supplier can handle both the tablet and the personal care items under one brand plan.

How do brands position a hair care catalogue product compliantly?

Keep the story about the brand, the ingredients and the quality process. Mention that the tablet is an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine, list the herbs and describe how it is made and tested. Avoid before-and-after photos, promises of results and symptom lists. Words such as traditionally used in Ayurveda can be used only where your adviser agrees they are accurate.

Packaging and Label Design for Hair Care Catalogue Products

The catalogue mock-up shows a white bottle with a screw cap. You are not limited to that look. Our Ayurvedic product packaging and customized packaging pages explain the bottle, label and carton choices we can discuss. Brands that sell through salons sometimes choose a carton; brands that sell online often keep only a bottle label to reduce shipping weight.

Herbal Hills offers free label designing for private label clients. Our designers place your logo, colours and the mandatory text on the label and carton. The logo branding on labels page shows how brand identity is handled. Share any market rules on label language early, especially if the product will be exported.

What must appear on the label?

Labels for an Ayurvedic proprietary medicine carry statutory details such as the product name, ingredient list, net quantity, batch details and manufacturer information. Your regulatory adviser decides the final wording and layout. We supply the technical data, and our design team turns the approved text into print-ready artwork.

Testing, CoA and Regulatory Review for the Hair Care Catalogue

Every batch made from the hair care catalogue is tested in our in-house lab and shipped with a Certificate of Analysis. Where advanced tests are needed, we use NABL-accredited labs. Read our Ayurvedic medicine lab testing page for an outline of the checks. Importers and distributors can also ask for a product dossier to support their own paperwork.

Ayurvedic products are made under the rules of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, with guidance from the relevant authority. The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act also limits how products may be promoted. Label claims, carton text and listing copy for any hair care catalogue product must be reviewed by your brand's own regulatory adviser before launch.

Ordering From the Hair Care Catalogue: MOQ and Steps

The MOQ for private label and third-party manufacturing starts at 500 units. Our minimum order quantity page explains how it is applied. A single-product hair care catalogue makes the first order simple: one formulation, one bottle size and one label to approve.

1. Download the catalogue PDF from the top of this page and review the Keshovedic Tablet pages
2. Tell our team your brand name, channel and target market
3. Request the composition sheet and, if needed, a sample
4. Approve label artwork from our design team
5. Have your regulatory adviser clear every claim and the carton text
6. Confirm quantity, packaging and delivery details
7. Production, in-house testing, CoA and dispatch

Hair Care Catalogue Launch Checklist

• ✓ Keshovedic Tablet pages from the hair care catalogue reviewed by your team
• ✓ Composition sheet and latest CoA checked
• ✓ Brand name, logo and colours ready for the label
• ✓ Label text and claims cleared by your regulatory adviser
• ✓ Bottle, cap and carton format agreed
• ✓ Order quantity confirmed against the 500-unit MOQ
• ✓ Export documents planned if selling outside India
• ✓ Online listing copy matched to the approved label

Questions to settle before you order

• Will the tablet be sold on its own or beside topical products under the same brand?
• Which channels come first: marketplace, pharmacy, salon counter or export?
• Does your importer or distributor need specific documents with the first shipment?
• Who in your team signs off the label text, and when is that review scheduled?
• Would you like to see the production area first? A factory visit can be arranged on request.

Selling a hair care catalogue product online

Marketplace listings are read quickly, so clarity matters more than adjectives. Use the approved product name, the 60-tablet count, the ingredient list and your brand story. Photograph the bottle on a plain background and keep the listing text identical to the approved label. Many marketplaces also ask for batch documents, so keep the CoA of each batch ready to upload.

If you sell in more than one country, plan the label language and any import paperwork before printing. Our team provides export documentation support and can share details of our export experience to help you prepare.

Related category catalogues and services

Brands that start with the hair care catalogue often look at the skin care catalogue, women’s health catalogue and immunity support catalogue, or browse every category from the private label Ayurvedic medicine catalogue. For a wider manufacturing partner, see our Ayurvedic third party manufacturer and private label services pages.

Planning a hair care range? Download the hair care catalogue PDF above, then email business@herbalhills.in or Contractmfg@herbalhills.in or call +91 8657566722 / +91 7770019138. You can also send an enquiry through our Contact Us page.