Also known as
Eclipta alba • False Daisy • Bhangra • Bhringaraja • Karisalankanni • Kayyunni • Kesharaja • Kehraj • Kakronda
Supports
Hair 
Liver 
Skin NATIVE TO
Indian Subcontinent • Mainland Southeast Asia • Subtropical East Asia
ORIGINS & USES
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Used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine across India to support hair health, liver function, and overall vitality
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Traditionally valued for its bitter compounds and plant alkaloids associated with rejuvenation and detoxification
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Known as Bhringaraj, often translated as “king of the hair,” reflecting its long-standing use in hair and scalp care
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Historically prepared as oils, powders, or decoctions.
RESEARCH
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Studies suggest bhringaraj exhibits antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity in preclinical models
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Research indicates potential benefits for liver support and protection against oxidative stress
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Frequently studied in traditional formulations for hair health and metabolic balance rather than as a standalone herb
NOTES
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Generally well tolerated when used as directed; excessive intake may cause digestive discomfort
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May interact with medications that affect liver enzymes
