Scalp and Hair Medicine Organic Onion Shampoo with Curry Leaves 1L

Good

Nice project product. It reduces Hairfall

After dealing with some increased hair fall and dullness recently, I decided to switch up my routine and try the Kesh King Scalp and Hair Medicine Organic Onion Shampoo. It heavily markets its blend of organic onion, curry leaves, and 21 Ayurvedic herbs, claiming up to 98% less hair fall and 48-hour smoothness. After consistently using it for three weeks (washing every 3 days), here is how it actually performed. First Impressions Scent: The biggest worry with any "onion" shampoo is the smell. Thankfully, this doesn't smell like a kitchen. It actually has a very pleasant, sweet floral fragrance that lingers lightly in the hair after washing. Texture and Lather: The consistency is slightly thick. Being paraben-free and herbal-based, it doesn't foam up as aggressively as heavy sulfate shampoos, but it still builds a respectable lather, especially on the second wash. Packaging: It comes in a standard, sturdy plastic bottle with a flip cap. Nothing luxurious, but completely functional and easy to dispense in the shower. The 3-Week Experience Hair Fall Control The brand's 98% reduction claim is definitely a marketing stretch, but I did notice a tangible difference. During the first week, hair fall in the shower remained about the same. By the middle of week two, I started noticing fewer strands caught in the drain catch and on my comb. It hasn't stopped my hair fall entirely, but the breakage is noticeably reduced, likely because the formula isn't stripping my strands of their natural oils. Smoothness & Frizz This is where the shampoo really shines. The formula promises 48 hours of smooth hair, and it actually delivers. My hair tends to dry frizzy, but after washing with this, it air-dries much softer and more manageable. The curry leaves and aloe vera in the ingredient list seem to do a great job of conditioning the hair shaft, leaving a nice bounce and shine even before applying a serum. Scalp Health I have a somewhat sensitive scalp that can get itchy with harsh chemicals. Because this is free from parabens and relies heavily on Ayurvedic ingredients (like Bhringraj, Amla, and Neem), my scalp felt clean, calm, and free from any dry, flaky buildup. ProsCons Noticeably reduces hair breakage and shower shed The "98% less hair fall" claim is exaggerated Excellent frizz control; leaves hair genuinely soft Requires a bit more product to get a rich lather if your hair is very oily Smells floral and fresh, absolutely no onion odor Doesn't deep-clean heavy styling product buildup easily Gentle on sensitive scalps (paraben-free) Final Verdict If you are looking for a gentle, daily or alternate-day shampoo that won't dry your hair out into straw, the Kesh King Organic Onion Shampoo is a solid, budget-friendly choice. It won't perform miracles overnight for severe hair loss, but it effectively strengthens the hair you have and makes it look noticeably healthier and smoother. I highly recommend pairing it with a good conditioner for the best results. I will definitely be finishing the bottle.

Genuine quality

Very Good 👍