Moroccan Zaz Herb 125 g

Discover with us a natural herb described as a natural keratin for hair and increases its shine, called Zaz. The Zaz shrub grows in sandy areas, and its leaves are used to produce natural dyes. Women in Morocco have used it for centuries to dye hair and maintain its freshness. 1- What is the Zaz herb in Arabic? It is called Lissas or Asas in Morocco, while the names of the Zaz herb vary in Saudi Arabia and some Arab countries as follows: Thamanan herb or Qindiyah seed, Qoqas or Qunidas herb, Qanourn herb. 2- Features of the herb The features of the Zaz herb available in Shumul Herbal Store include: suitable for all hair types (straight - curly - wavy), preservative-free, artificial fragrance-free, 100% plant-based and natural. 3- Benefits of Zaz herb for hair The benefits of Zaz and Sidr for hair are similar: strengthening hair follicles and growing hair quickly, smoothing coarse hair, removing stubborn dandruff, increasing hair shine, treating hair loss issues. 4- How to use The method of using Zaz herb for hair is as follows: mix two tablespoons of Zaz herb powder with two tablespoons of olive oil or argan oil and some lukewarm water. Let the mixture ferment for 30 minutes to get a soft paste. Apply it to your hair from roots to tips, then leave it for about half an hour, then rinse your hair well with water. You can also mix the Zaz powder with sesame oil or mashed avocado and two tablespoons of honey. It is recommended to use this natural hair mask twice a week for great results. 5- Other benefits of Zaz herb Scientifically known as Daphne Gnidium, a 2021 scientific research indicated that it is an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory herb, acts as a vasodilator, and relieves pain. It is a laxative herb, which can be beneficial for constipation and colon health, and may also help prevent kidney stones and gallstones (gallbladder). 6- Frequently asked questions about Zaz herb First: Does Zaz herb change hair color? No, it can be safely used on hair. Second: Is Zaz herb the same as Senna? No, Senna differs from Zaz in some properties, but they resemble each other in the shape of their leaves and their laxative properties. Third: Is Zaz herb toxic? Only consuming the fruits or berries of Zaz causes poisoning, while the leaves are safe for hair care. Finally, we recommend you order Zaz herb powder from Shumul Herbal Store to get thick, more radiant hair wherever you are in the Kingdom.