Description

Overview

Amla oil is a traditional Ayurvedic remedy that is derived from the Indian gooseberry, also known as amla or Emblica officinalis.
It is highly regarded for its numerous health and beauty benefits.
Amla oil is created by soaking dried amla fruits in a carrier oil such as coconut oil or sesame oil to extract its beneficial compounds.

Benefits

• Amla oil is found to have essential nutrients such as phytonutrients, vitamins, pectins, and many more minerals that provide the necessary stimulation for hair growth.
• Studies suggest that phytonutrients enable hair growth and aid in the prevention of hair loss.
• It is recommended to include Amla oil in daily routine for strong healthy and resilient hair growth.
• Amla oil is almost medicinal in the fact that it has antifungal, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties.
• As a result, this is an excellent herb to treat dandruff, psoriasis, dermatitis, and other scalp infections.
• Its cooling nature also provides relief from itchiness and irritation.
• Amla oil is quite dense and penetrates more deeply into the scalp when applied.
• This helps it to nourish the hair from within, doing away with dryness and split ends.
• It provides deep conditioning for the hair, making it look healthier and shinier.
• It helps to prevent itching and dandruff on the scalp.
• Amla oil is quite hydrating in nature and helps provide the necessary moisture to hair and scalp.
• It helps nourish the dry and brittle strands of hair, aiding hair growth.
• Amla is a well-known source of Vitamin C – it contains 46% of the daily recommended value of Vitamin C. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that fights the free radicals that cause hair loss and premature greying.
• The phytonutrients in Amla increase the flow of blood and oxygen to the scalp, nourishing the follicles and preventing hair loss.
• Amla oil for hair plays a vital role in strengthening hair, preventing breakage, and helping it grow faster.
• Vitamin C in Amla is crucial for the production of collagen and this stimulates better hair growth by replacing old cells with newer ones.
• Amla contains about 80% moisture, which makes it an excellent hydrating option for dry hair.

How To Use

And the practical application of these two methods had the desired benefits. Here are some common methods of using practical application:

Hair Oil:
• Take a small amount of amla oil in your palms.
• Massage the oil into your scalp, working it gently into the roots of your hair.
• Continue massaging for a few minutes to improve blood circulation.
• Apply the remaining oil along the length of your hair.
• Rinse your hair thoroughly with a mild shampoo.

Hair Mask:
You can use Amla oil to promote hair growth and improve hair health as part of a hair mask.
• Mix amla oil with other beneficial ingredients like yogurt, coconut oil or henna powder to create a hair mask.
• Apply the mask to your hair and scalp, making sure to cover all the strands.
• Leave the mask on for about 30 minutes to an hour.
• Rinse it off with a gentle shampoo and conditioner.

Scalp Treatment:
Amla oil can be used specifically for scalp health and to address scalp issues like dandruff or dryness.
• Part your hair into sections to expose the scalp.
• Apply a small amount of amla oil directly to your scalp using your fingertips.
• Massage the oil into your scalp gently in circular motions.
• Wash your hair with a mild shampoo and conditioner.

Skin Moisturizer:
You can apply Amla oil topically to moisturize and nourish your skin.
• Take a small amount of amla oil on your palms.
• Apply it to your face, arms, or legs.
• Massage the oil into your skin using gentle circular motions.
• Leave it on for a few hours or overnight for maximum benefits.
• Rinse off any excess oil if desired or simply let it absorb into the skin.

Why Choose Us

• We obtain our oils through cold pressing.
• Steel pressers extract cold-pressed oils from nuts, seeds, and fruit peels.
• People love and admire the oils for their strength of spirit and knowledge of life, making them one of the best for four thousand years.
• They crush the seeds raw without roasting.
• It helps to retain the aroma, flavours, and healthy nutrition.
• The zero involvement of heat in the cold-pressed method makes it a better choice.
• Although it is a time-consuming process, the quality is much better when compared to the other oils.
• Besides retention, natural aroma, nutrition, flavour, and texture are its other highlights.
• On the contrary, the refined oil-making process involves filtration through various unwanted and hazardous chemicals and heat, making the oils look light and shiny.
• This mechanized process makes the oilseed devoid of natural organic ingredients that our body needs daily.
• Refined oil has a lot of fat and is vacant of nutrition.