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26th March 2010 - Tabla! (Singapore)

Follicular pampering

Like our skin, our hair gets damaged from frequent colouring and exposure to the sun.
- Tabla! Singapore
By KALWANT KAUR

As a regular traveller to Malaysia, I am well aware of the benefits of Neeta's Herbal hair treatments, which attracts hordes of beauty-conscious women to its outlets in Johor Baru. Hence, I was delighted to be invited to try it when the brand set up shop in Singapore.

11th August 2002- The Sunday Mail (Malaysia)
Wednesday, Sep 15, 2010

Nita's crowning glory

At 17, Nita Gosalia suffered from severe hair loss. Desperate, she went to India looking for a cure which not only gave her a head full of hair but also a 'fat' bank account, writes - MEERA MURUGESAN TURNING a traumatic experience into a multi-million-ringgit enterprise is hardly something many can boast of.
For Nita Gosalia, 37, it's a story she can now sit back and recall with pride. When the owner of the popular Neeta's Herbal chain of salons was only 17, she started losing her hair - a devastating experience for the young girl. Despite seeking treatment from various doctors and trichologists, she failed to find a cure to the hair loss she was experiencing.

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EARTHY AND NATURAL

Neeta's Herbal offers a wide variety of natural herbal remedies. - By Fidah Ruzki

Seeing is believing, that's what they say. But what Nita Gosalia came across was more like "the proof of the pudding is in the eating." All this happened in 1984, when the young lady, who was suffering from severe hair loss, stumbled onto the traditional beauty secrets of India.

Gosalia went to India that year, she had already lost all hope of getting treatment that would undo the severe loss of hair that she was suffering from. She was then working for her father's textile business and her loss of hair was causing her excruciating embarrassment when clients stared at her in disgust or pity.

28th May 2001- India Today(U.K)
Wednesday, Jul 21, 2010

Hair And Now
Nita Gosalia turned a problem into a solution and is now helping others

Baldness is NOT REALLY A MALE problem. Women are losing hair faster than ever before. Is it because of hormonal changes? Or does it stem from changing food habits? Or is stress the villain?

It's difficult to answer these questions but humankind has been trying to find a permanent solution for ages. Various techniques like hair transplant and remedies in the form of tonics are available in the market. But Nita Gosalia, hair care expert, swears by herbal hair care treatment.

10th March 2000 - The Malay Mail (Malaysia)
Wednesday, Jul 21, 2010

Herbal way to treat hair problems - By Seelen Sakran

 HAVING been in business for almost 15 years, Nita Gosalia of Neeta's Herbal is adamant that one of the main causes of hair problems is the lifestyle one leads.
"Be it Caucasians, African Americans, Asians- it's all the same. They can suffer from scalp disorders, hair loss, thinning, fungal infection and itchiness" . The problem has become bigger over the years, and it is all due to lifestyles.Their lifestyles are the main culprit of such conditions , which can cause embarrassment if left unchecked," she said.

18th March 1999- Times Group Newspapers (U.K)
Wednesday, Jul 21, 2010

  Hair loss is a problem that can happen to anybody. Watching your luscious locks disappear down the plug-hole every morning can put you in a bad frame of mind for the whole day, especially if you don't have many of it left. It is a commonly held misconception that only men have to suffer from this affliction, but more and more women are finding that their hair is not guaranteed to always be there. Men can often defend their egos by claiming that their shining pate is proof of their virility, but hair loss can be devastating for a woman's confidence and self-esteem.

There are many reasons why a person can start losing their hair. Stress has been linked to the condition and there is no doubt that it contributes to the problem. Hair products must also take some of the blame - constant shampooing and perming take their toll in time.