Amla Oil Unrefined

Amla oil is a very famous oil among lovers of natural cosmetics, yoga, oils, raw food diet, Ayurveda and generally healthy lifestyle. The fruits of this tree have been used in the East as a medicine for more than 1,000 years, they are added to medicines.

Amla oil is made from the amla fruit. This is a tree that grows in India and the East.

What is Amla Oil?

Many people don't think about how amla oil is made. After all, it differs from other oils and the way it is cooked. The fruit itself cannot produce oil, it is not an oil plant.

Amla oil is a powerful anti-aging agent that experts actively use in cosmetology. This Ayurvedic oil improves the health of the skin, its general condition, prevents aging, and strengthens the immune system. People who have opted for amla for skin care experience much less age-related wrinkles, rough skin, premature aging and dry skin.

But most of all, amla oil is known for its effects on hair. The oil is considered one of the best for hair care. Gives hair a strong shine. Of course, all good oils, one way or another, add shine to the hair, but after the amla oil, you can especially see how the hair shines and crumbles. In addition, amla oil reviews suggest that this oil is also especially useful for weakened hair, devoid of strength, which grows slowly and tends to fall out.

So what exactly can and can do with your hair amla oil?

• strengthens the hair roots from the inside, they will begin to fall out less. If you add essential oils against hair loss, such as rosemary, sage or cedarwood, to amla oil, you can enhance the effect many times over.
• stimulates hair growth, if you want to grow hair length, then choose amla oil
• it is a means of Ayurveda; It is believed that regularly applying amla oil to hair can get rid of more early gray hair.
• removes toxins from the scalp, which is especially important if you constantly use shampoos, conditioners, masks with chemical additives.

Liquid vitamins, essential oils, Ayurvedic powders and vitamins can be added to amla oil.

Mode of application

• It is used in its pure form for the skin of the face and body: rub a few drops of the extract into the skin with massaging movements, leave until completely absorbed
• In the form of a hair mask mixed with base oils (macadamia, almond, argan, wheat germ, shea, jojoba, etc.) apply to hair and scalp for 40-120 minutes, keep warm, then wash your hair. You can enrich the mixture with 5-10 drops of essential oil.