Description:

Eclipta prostrata (False Daisy or Bhringraj) is a plant used in traditional medicine, especially in Ayurveda. Known for promoting hair health, it is often used in oils to encourage hair growth, reduce hair fall, and prevent graying. The plant is also consumed in some Southeast Asian cuisines and has medicinal uses, though clinical evidence is limited. Uses:

• Hair Care: Bhringraj is famously used in hair oils to promote hair growth, reduce hair fall, and prevent premature graying.
• Traditional Medicine: Its used in Southeast Asia for its medicinal properties, though clinical evidence is limited.
• Culinary: In some regions, like Bali and Java, the plant is cooked as a vegetable or infused in coconut oil for hair treatments. Bhringraj is well-regarded in both Ayurvedic practices and as a natural remedy for hair health.