Amla oil for hair

One of the most affordable hair care products is oils. You don't have to spend a lot of money to look good. It is enough to buy several jars with oil extracts - for example, with amla oil.

Amla oil is Ayurvedic, and its homeland is India. It is obtained from the Indian gooseberry (Emblica officinalis), in another way - avalkadi, aoula or amalaki, and is especially popular among Indian women - it’s not just that they have such gorgeous thick hair. In addition to cosmetology, amla oil is used in folk medicine as an Ayurvedic drug against anemia, diabetes, hemorrhoids, gastritis, colic and eye diseases. The use of amla hair masks is very popular - their strengthening, nourishing and moisturizing properties are truly excellent. It is used in combination with other oils, as well as solo.

About the myths and truth about amla oil in the next video.

Amla is very popular when it comes to improving hair health. Prevents the appearance of premature gray hair and hair loss, promotes their growth.The agent is usually applied directly to the scalp or to the length of the hair. It eliminates the problems of dandruff, irritation on the scalp, dryness, split ends.

When it comes to Indian beauties, the first thing that comes to mind is their luxurious, long and thick hair. Of course, genetics plays a huge role here - but it could not have done without folk remedies. If our grandmothers are used to using burdock and castor oils in cosmetology, then Indian ones use amla oil.

Due to the presence of a number of essential fatty acids, amla oil strengthens hair follicles and improves hair condition. In addition to all this, it contains vitamin C, flavonoids, polyphenols, as well as water, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals.

Many notice that even a short-term use of it bears positive results.

If you are lovers of aroma combing, then write down the recipe. You will need a natural comb made of wood or bristles and amla oil directly.Put two or three drops on the teeth and comb dry, clean hair for five to ten minutes in a well-ventilated area. This will give the strands shine and silkiness, make it more pliable for further styling. However, this is only suitable for those who enjoy the smell of amla. Otherwise, we suggest diluting it with esters of lavender, orange, rosemary.

In addition, amla oil is added to ready-made masks - five to seven drops per serving. Such masks are applied to wet, clean or dirty hair and always to the roots. You need to wrap your head in a plastic bag, and put on a hat or wrap yourself in a towel on top. You should walk for at least an hour or two, and if possible, then go to bed with her.

If desired, you can simply mix a teaspoon of various oils (amla, coconut, vitamin E - in a word, any suitable ones), heat in a water bath to 45 degrees and cover the strands with this composition for an hour and a half. When applied to the roots, a massage is required for five to seven minutes.

Oil-based masks can be hard to get out of your hair, so use a deep cleansing shampoo and wash your hair two or three times. After that, it is recommended to apply a balm or rinse your hair with herbal infusion.

If we are talking about oil masks, then remember that oils stain everything around - so if you decide to go to bed with such a mask, be sure to cover your head or change your pillowcase to one that you won’t mind getting dirty. If desired, the mask can be heated with a hairdryer.

Also, this tool can be added to the balm or shampoo.

Although amla oil can be squeezed from dried fruit or powder on its own, this method is less popular than buying already prepared oil. You can buy this product in the online store, pharmacy, cosmetic store or in a special Indian shop. You can buy amla powder separately, it costs about 200 rubles per 100 grams.

Oil baraka is made on the basis of sesame and contains a number of natural additives - fenugreek, coconut, henna, black cumin. It is aimed specifically at restoring and nourishing the hair follicles. You can buy it in almost any online store of Arabic cosmetics, the average price for 110 ml is 400 rubles. Produced in Sri Lanka.

Unlike the all-natural Baraka oil, Amla Dabur diluted with silicones and mineral oils, which significantly reduces its healing properties. It is also sold in online stores at a price of 200 rubles per 200 ml. Also, this company has a greenish oil (this is due to the henna in the composition) - it is better for blondes to bypass it to avoid staining the curls.

Another great one is oil. Amla Plus Hashmi. It stands out from the rest because of its price - 400 rubles for 200 ml of amazing effect. Hair after it lies in a single thick sheet. It perfectly stimulates hair growth, colorless henna, rose petals and sesame oil act as additional components. Smells like roses.

Amla oil extract from Spivak - one of the few high-quality representatives of amla oil in Russia. Soap company Spivak is engaged in the production of oils, hydrolates and soaps from natural ingredients.

Amla oil from Spivak is made on the basis of sunflower oil.

If you do not want to suffer with the application of oil, then we bring to your attention an elixir for hair Faberlic with amla oil. For 50 ml you will give no more than 300 rubles. But the composition also contains amla extract - and not oil, which several times reduces its usefulness. However, Faberlic is quite suitable as an indelible agent. It does not weigh down the hair, gives them smoothness and shine. It is applied easily - two pumps are enough, then the product is distributed between the palms and applied to the length of the hair from the middle to the ends.

Means Matrix oil wonders indian amla from a renowned hair dye company, another amazing leave-in for shine and smoothness. Prevents cross-section of hair, heals them without exaggeration. Naturally, you will have to pay good money for such an amazing effect - for 125 ml from 800 to 1000 rubles. However, the product is spent sparingly - less than half is spent per year on medium-length hair from the middle to the tips.

brand Veda Vedica in many ways similar to their counterparts.In composition, it is completely natural, without silicones and mineral oils, it also includes extracts of rose, lotus, vetiver, aloe, licorice, ginger and coconut oils. It costs about 500 rubles per 100 ml, and most importantly, it is made in India, in its homeland.

Ladies who are supporters of oil care distinguish separately baraka. His rating is 4.8 out of 5. But Dabur they are not so popular - it is difficult to wash off, does not match its price, eats up the shine of the hair, and, accordingly, has a rating of only 3.3 out of 5. The hair quickly gets dirty after it, and it is also poorly absorbed.

Amla oil extract from Spivak differs in its consistency - a little more liquid than other counterparts, which allows it to be used also for the face. Its average rating is 4.1 out of 5. For beginners, the best thing is because of the price-to-size ratio.

And here is the brand Veda Vedica, although it has a rating of 3.8 out of 5, it is quite worthy of attention if the hair is not badly damaged. After using the mask with this oil, the curls are moisturized, nourished, shiny and easy to style.

Video - review on oil Amla Plus Hashmi on the video below.