Review of Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil – For Thicker, Luscious Hair

Hi all,
Welcome back to a new product review. Are you facing lots of hairfall as winters have started now? Do you have thin hair and looking for something which can thicken and give volume to your hair? Are you looking for an affordable hair oil which is free from mineral oil and also preferably coldpressed? Then this review is for you! Am talking about Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil. I did a haul from Iraya so many months back. And this was one among that. Any hair care product that has hibiscus immediately grabs my attention, as we all know hibiscus helps to thicken and add volume to hair. Read my detailed experience with Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil.

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Product claims

Inspired by the Bhaisajya Ratnavali formula, Japakusum features the nourishing goodness of hibiscus, bhringaraj, fenugreek, suryamukhi, methi gunja and other herbs, in a pure cold pressed blend of coconut, sesame and rice bran oils. An indulging blend Rose and Ylang-ylang essential oils are further added.
* Hibiscus or the Jaswand flower, with its rich vitamin c and amino acid content, effectively nourishes.
* Fenugreek or Methi is extremely effective in strengthening hair from the roots and treating follicular problems.
* Bhringaraj, Gunja’s miraculous properties, along with Suryamukhi’s high levels of Omega 9 and Oleic acid, further enhances nourishment and promotes luscious thick hair.

Ingredients

Sesame Oil (Sesamumindicum), Cow’s Milk, Bhringaraj Swaras (Eclipta Alba), Amala Swaras (Emblica Officinalis), Suryamukhi (Helianthus Annus Oil), Jaswand Flower (Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis), Methi (Trigonella Foenum-Graecum), Gunja (Abrus Precatorius), Gokharu (Tribulus Terrestris), Jeshthamadh (Glycyrrhiza Glabra), Hirda (Terminaliachebula), Behada (Terminalia Bellirica), Manjishtha (Rubia Cordifolia), Essential Oils Of: Hibiscus, Rose, Ylangylang

Price

Rs.200 for 100ml

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IBeautySpy spies

Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil looks dark reddish-brown in color and has a strong ayurvedic smell, mostly of sesame oil. I don’t like the smell much. It has a thin consistency similar to the Kama Ayurveda hair oil, thicker than Forest Essentials one, thinner than Alanna hair oil.

I apply Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil and leave it overnight. Next morning, I wash it off with a mild herbal shampoo. It takes two washes to get rid of the oil completely. After washing, I can feel my hair is well nourished and healthy. I can also feel my hair is voluminous and bouncy. Similar to how it feels when we apply hibiscus hair pack. But it doesn’t help much with dryness and frizziness. Doesn’t make hair smooth or anything.

With continuous use for 2 months, I can feel my hair fall has reduced and also I can observe good hair growth. I mostly like this hair oil for the thickness and volume it gives to my fine,limp hair.

Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil contains so many good ayurvedic ingredients – sesame oil and sunflower oil as base along with cow’s milk, bhringraj, amla, hibiscus, methi, etc. All the oils are pure virgin coldpressed oils. This is also affordable compared to other ayurvedic hair oils like Forest Essentials, Kama Ayurveda, etc.

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Does it satisfy all its claims?

Yes, it satisfies all its claims.

What I like?

* Contains virgin coldpressed oils.
* No mineral oil, no synthetic dyes, no paraffin, no petrolatum, 100% vegetarian.
* Cruelty-free.
* Nourishes and conditions hair.
* Makes hair voluminous and bouncy.
* Promotes luscious thick hair.
* Combats hairfall and helps in hair growth.
* Impressive ayurvedic ingredients list.
* Affordable.

What I don’t like?

* Strong oily smell.
* Doesn’t help with frizziness.

Would I recommend?

Yes, if you have thin, fine, limp hair.

Would I repurchase?

Maybe.

Value for money?

Yes, its good value for money.

Availability: You can buy online at a discounted price from here or here

IBeautySpy Rating: 4.3/5

Overall, I liked the effects of Iraya Japakusum Taila Ayurvedic Hair Oil – makes hair thicker, combats hairfall and helps in hair growth. But the strong smell is something I can’t bear. Which is why I might not repurchase it. But if I don’t find any other affordable hibiscus oils, I might come back to this.

Hope this review was helpful to you! Have you used Iraya hair oils? Do share your experiences in the comments below.

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24 Comments

  1. Ms Via

    This oil looks nice it reminds me of the Dabur vatika oil. I see so many new and interesting products on your blog. 🙂

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Ms Via 🙂

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  2. Ghazala Naseem

    I have used this oil , it’s good but yes the smell is too strong 🙂

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  3. Zeba Noor

    This products seems really nice… I have never heard of this brand… Thanks for the lovely review…

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Zeba 🙂 Iraya has many good products. I like their Saffron Elixir, Kumkumadi balm and kumkumadi oil…

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  4. Anita Singh

    Review to bahut accha hai per strong smell hai to main use nahi kar sakti ????????

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  5. Soma Banik

    Excellent review dear…the ingredients make it more promising…????????????

    http://www.cosmeticsarenas.com/2017/10/fadlor-naturlich-herbal-infusions-hair-shampoo-review.html

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Soma! Yes it has a very good ingredients list…

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  6. khadija Beauty

    Lovely review. This sounds great for thin hair

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Yes, its good for thin, fine hair…

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  7. Safiyah

    I hate oils that have strong scent. That’s the reason why I always stick to the good old Coconut oil. Lovely review as always 🙂

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Safiyah 🙂 This does have a strong scent…

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  8. madhumita

    This sounds great for hair growth….. great write up..

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Madhumita 🙂

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  9. Sonali

    I use keshvardhak oil from Iraya and am on 3rd bottle now. I might skip this

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Oh, really! Will give that a try next…

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  10. Snehal

    My current hair oil is about to finish. Would like to try this next! ????

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Do try it Snehal. Its good for the price point.

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  11. Megha

    Wow, if this really works on hairfall and helps in growth, ill surely want to try this. Thanks for the info and btw nice review dear.

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Thank you Megha! Do give it a try. Am sure you will love it 🙂

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  12. Roshni Gokani

    I was searching for a review of this one as I’m facing a lot of hair fall recently. Thinking of giving it a try now.

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    1. admin (Post author)

      Sure. Its affordable and worth a try…

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  13. Dinesh

    Can I get 2018 manufactured product of jabakusum oil?

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    1. admin (Post author)

      You can get it from the links I have mentioned above in the post…

      Reply

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