Happy Ingkhol

02/10/2026

A birthday gift made with love, care & nature.

It all started with a customer’s special request for a customised Happy Ingkhol birthday hamper.

We put together a thoughtful collection of our Hair Wash, Hand Wash, Kokthao Hair Oil & Chenghi Mayan - an assortment of plant-based, eco-conscious self-care products.

The best part? Our customer loved it so much that we decided to make this hamper available for everyone! ✨

Looking for a unique birthday gift that’s useful, beautiful and rooted in nature?

🎁 Customised gift hampers are now available from Happy Ingkhol.

📩 DM us to order
🚚 Delivery available

Give the gift of natural self-care. 💚

02/10/2026

24/09/2026

Too busy to prepare a traditional Chenghi hair wash? We’ve got you covered!

With Happy Ingkhol Chenghi Mayan, you never have to skip your hair care routine, no matter how packed your schedule is. Conveniently packed so you can take it anywhere!

Each packet contains 4 sachets, and you can boil it using either plain water or Chenghi.

How to Use:
1️⃣ Add 1 sachet to 500–700 ml of water (or Chenghi).

2️⃣ Boil on low heat for 15 minutes.

3️⃣ Let it cool, then apply thoroughly to your scalp and hair.

4️⃣ Leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse with water.

Effortless, natural hair care, anytime, anywhere! 🍃💚

20/09/2026

Looking for Happy Ingkhol? We’ve got you covered! 📍

Just head down RIMS Road towards Nagamapal, take the lane opposite Imphal Hospital (next to the pond), and follow it straight to the end. We’re right on your left!

📌 Save & share this with whoever is driving!

12/09/2026

Why does our Chenghi Mayan-based Hairwash Shampoo & Conditioner create less foam?

Because more foam doesn’t necessarily mean better cleansing or gentler care for your hair and scalp.

Our Hairwash is thoughtfully made with traditional herbs, plant-derived surfactants, and essential oils, drawing from nature and indigenous knowledge.

The lower foam is intentional. Rather than designing our Hairwash around abundant lather, we focus on a gentle and mindful cleansing experience, one that respects your hair, your scalp, and the natural ingredients we work with.

💚 Less foam. More mindful care.
🌿 Plant-derived surfactants
🌱 Rooted in nature & traditional knowledge
✨ Gentle care for your hair

So, the next time you use our Hairwash and notice less foam, remember:
it’s not a flaw. It’s a conscious choice.

09/09/2026

Thank you Mateng.Discovery

07/09/2026

Our Plant Story (Hanu-rei)

Meet Mamma Angom Lumonjao, one of the forest guardians of Phayeng Umang. He shares his insights on the Hanurei used in Chenghi preparation. Do you know Hanurei, drop a comment below.

Hanurei (Mussaenda roxburghii Hook.f.) is a shrub of the Rubiaceae family, native to the Indo-Himalayan region and found in forests and forest edges of Northeast India, including Manipur.

Hanurei has a documented place in the traditional hair-care practices of Manipur. A field study on the traditional Chinghi shows Hanurei as one of the important ingredients among the plants used in its preparation.

Traditional knowledge from the Meitei, Tangkhul and other community also records Hanurei as a hair-wash plant where its leaves are boiled with rice water and the resulting extract is used to wash the hair, traditionally associated with preventing hair fall and dandruff and cooling the head.

Beyond hair care, in the Kom community of Manipur, steamed leaves of M. roxburghii (Hanurei) have been traditionally bandaged over sprains, while Karbi Community of Assam and other community in Northeast India have used its leaves or shoots as food or in traditional remedies.

01/09/2026

Our Plant Story

At Happy Ingkhol, we believe in the importance of preserving, growing, and learning from the indigenous plants around us.

Today, we’re shining a light on Nongnang Kori (Syzygium jambos) one of our soul ingredients that inspires our Chenghi Mayan-based Shampoo & Conditioner, Hair Oil, and Dry Chenghi Mayan Blend.

Known for its sweet, pleasant aroma, Nongnang Kori has long been valued as a useful herbal plant. Its leaves and bark contain naturally occurring tannins, antioxidants, and other bioactive compounds, which contribute to its traditional use in herbal preparations and hair care.

Traditional Maring Maibas (healers) have long used its leaves and bark in remedies, including preparations for wounds and other therapeutic purposes. Its medicinal use is also reflected in the wider oral traditions and cultural narratives surrounding traditional healers, including the Kabui Salang Maiba tradition.

At Happy Ingkhol, we believe that plants are more than ingredients, they are carriers of memory, knowledge, culture, and relationships with the land.

27/08/2026

Real experiences. Real stories.

A heartfelt thank you to our customer for sharing her five-month journey with Happy Ingkhol and for giving us such wonderful feedback. 🌿✨

Your trust, kind words, and support mean so much to us. Hearing about your experience motivates us to continue preserving traditional hair care practices and creating products with care.

Thank you for being a part of the Happy Ingkhol family. 🙏💚

23/08/2026

Sometimes, the most meaningful part of an exhibition is the conversation that happens beyond the stall.

Recently, Happy Ingkhol had the opportunity to participate in the Samridh Mega Expo in Gujarat, representing the Northeast as part of the NEDFi team.

With exhibitors from government institutions, organisations, and businesses, the expo brought together diverse ideas and stories. But what stayed with us most was the curiosity of the school students who visited our stall.

They asked questions. They shared their thoughts. They wanted to understand our work and the traditions behind it. 💚

Every child deserves the opportunity to discover new ideas, explore different possibilities, and reconnect with the knowledge, culture, and traditions of their own communities.

Because when curiosity is given a platform, it can grow into ideas, purpose, and a better future.