Nilotpaladi Lepa
Nilotpaladi Lepa
Nilotpaladi Lepa — A Traditional Ayurvedic Herbal Scalp Pack
\nGive your scalp a little dedicated care with Nilotpaladi Lepa, a traditional Ayurvedic herbal scalp pack. Prepared as a powder to mix with water, it brings a time-honoured practice into your personal-care routine.
\nPreparing your hair lepa
\nMix the powder with water into a smooth paste, then follow the full application directions in the How to Use tab. Review the Ingredients tab before adding it to your routine.
\nFor more on building a routine, read our Ayurvedic hair-care guide or explore the Hair Care Rituals collection.
\nDelivery & support
\nFree shipping across India. No minimum order. Orders are processed on the same business day; transit typically takes 3–5 business days after dispatch, depending on location. \n \nShipping details · Refund & replacement terms \nQuestions before ordering? care@rajwadasecrets.com
Discover Nilotpaladi Lepa
A traditional Ayurvedic herbal scalp pack. Mix the powder with water to make a smooth paste for your scalp-care routine.
How to Use
Mix 2–3 teaspoons of Nilotpaladi Lepa with water to form a smooth paste (thick enough paste to be applied). Apply directly to the scalp. Leave on for 30–40 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Use once or twice a week as part of your hair-care routine.
Free From
- Artificial fragrance
- Parabens, sulphates, or mineral oils ,
Only Ayurvedic herb powders — sun-dried, hand-processed, and steeped in tradition.
What to Expect
- Herbal powder format for a scalp-care ritual.
- Mix with water to prepare a fresh paste before application.
- A rinse-off step for your hair-care routine.
A Note from Rajwada Secrets
When the scalp is calm, the crown shines brighter.
Let this royal blend restore balance — with the grace of Ayurveda.
Ingredients
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Kamal (Lotus Flower):
When you think of lotus, you think of calm — and that’s exactly the kind of feel it brings to the scalp. Ayurveda describes it as cooling, but in simple terms, it just helps the skin settle down. It has this quiet, gentle presence that makes the whole blend feel more comforting.Nagkesar (Mesua ferrea):
Nagkesar behaves differently. It has a slightly firm, steady quality to it. People have used it for years because it helps the scalp feel clean and “held together,” if that makes sense. Not drying… just balanced. It adds a bit of order to the mix.Mulethi (Licorice)
Til Kala (Black Sesame)
Amla (Indian Gooseberry)