Gulmohar 100% Pure Organic Amla Powder Indian Gooseberry for Hair

Amla powder, commonly known as gooseberry powder is a vital part of Indian Ayurveda. It has an array of curative qualities and is well known for the health and beauty benefits it offers. A daily dose of amla powder helps in reducing hair loss, strengthens the roots of our hair and make hair silkier, shinier and softer. The powder is extracted from fresh and juicy amla fruits, and have no added preservatives or colours. Standard packing and natural purity helps us in maintaining superior quality among other amla powder suppliers online in India. These amla extract and powder are formulated in compliance with the industrial as well as international standards of quality making it India's largest Amla Powder manufacturer in India. We are a one-stop source for buying the best Amla powder online in India from verified suppliers, dealers, manufacturers from exporters. Our range of Amla Powder is completely natural and pure. We are one of the leading amla powder manufacturer & supplier in Rajasthan.

How is it supposed to benefit your hair ?

• condition your scalp
• promote healthy hair growth
• improve the tone of henna hair dyes
• minimize grays
• boost volume
• reduce dandruff
• treat head lice

Overall health

Amla is rich in:

• vitamin C
• tannins
• phosphorus
• iron
• calcium

Topical application delivers these nutrients directly to your hair. This potentially results in healthier locks.

It’s also worth noting that vitamin C and other antioxidants can help skin cells regenerate. This may promote a healthier scalp, subsequently minimising dandruff and resulting in healthier hair. 

How to use Amla Powder

Amla powder is typically used to create a topically applied paste or hair mask. If you’d like to try amla powder for your hair, you can prepare your own mix or purchase a pre-made solution.

Making the mix

If you’d like to make your own amla paste, you’ll need to choose another ingredient to mix it with.

Popular choices include:

• vegetable oils
• plant oils
• eggs
• milk
• water
• henna

 If you use an oil as your base, follow these steps:

1. Pour 4 to 5 tablespoons of oil into a shallow pan.
2. With the burner set to low heat, warm the oil until it turns slightly brown.
3. Stir in 1 tablespoon of amla powder, and bring the mix to a boil.
4. Turn off the heat and let the mixture cool.
5. Strain out any lingering powder and discard.
6. When the oil is warm — not hot — to the touch, gently massage it into your scalp and hair.

If you’re not keen on an oil and powder combo, you can use whole milk or water to make a thicker paste.

Simply mix 1 tablespoon of amla powder with 4 tablespoons of liquid and apply. You can adjust the ratio as needed to get a consistency you’re comfortable with.

Some people beat eggs together with amla powder to make a hair mask that’s rich in proteins. To do this, mix 1/2 cup of amla powder with two eggs and apply.

Patch test

Always do a patch test before performing a full application. This can help you assess your skin’s sensitivity and identify any adverse effects.

General guidelines suggest you:

1. Apply the solution to your entire head. Make sure you coat your scalp and the ends of your hair.
2. Let the mixture sit for 45 minutes.
3. Rinse your hair with lukewarm water. Make sure the solution is completely rinsed out.

You can apply an amla hair mask two or three times per week.