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If you grew up in an Indian household like mine, you have probably seen hibiscus flowers not just adorning puja thalis but also finding their way into our grandmother’s hair care routines. In fact, hibiscus flowers are more than just pretty – they are nature’s answer to almost every hair woe we have ever complained about. As Indian women, our hair is deeply tied to our identity and culture. Whether its long braids oiled with coconut, glossy buns at weddings, or loose waves at college festivals, hair has always been a statement. But with pollution, heat styling, and the daily hustle, our tresses often need some extra love. That’s where the humble  hibiscus hair mask  steps in. Image Courtesy- Pexels Why Hibiscus? Hibiscus is often called the “flower of hair care” in Ayurveda. Additionally, It’s packed with antioxidants, amino acids, and vitamins that not only strengthen roots but also add natural shine. Not only our grandmothers believed hibiscus could “cool the scalp” and ...