Amla is known as the Indian Gooseberry. Native to India, amla powder is a great natural source of vitamin C. Amla powder is a natural astringent which works on both hair and skin.
A natural skin brightener and an excellent conditioning herb, amla powder helps to prevent scalp infection whilst controlling premature greying of the hair and promoting hair growth.
A natural skin brightener and an excellent conditioning herb, amla powder helps to prevent scalp infection whilst controlling premature greying of the hair and promoting hair growth.
- Wash and dry hair before use.
- Empty desired amount into a suitable bowl.
- Add enough warm water
- Gently stir to incorporate into a rich paste. Apply mixture making sure to coat the hair evenly – massage from root to tip.
- Leave on your hair (+ scalp for up to 1 hour)
- Rinse with warm water
TIP : A great hair and scalp conditioner, you can add 10g – 20g of amla powder to your henna [100g] mix to help strengthen the hair.
COMPOSITION / INFORMATION
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Trade Name: |
Amla powder |
Inci Name: |
Emblica officinalis |
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Status |
Dry powder |
Application: |
Skincare/Cosmetics |
Not restricted in the Cosmetics Directive
PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
APPEARANCE: Cream
ODOUR: Characteristic [herb]
pH RANGE: 4.3 – 4.7
SOLUBILITY Dispersible in water/plant oil
ADDITIVES Nil
INCI : Emblica officinalis
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : INDIA
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