Amla Seed Oil

Botany

The common available name of Amla Seed Oil is Indian gooseberry oil. The scientific name of amla fruit is Phyllanthus Emblica which is a member of the Phyllanthaceae family. The amla tree is a small plant that can grow to a height of 1 to 8 meters. Phyllanthus Emblica is basically a native to India but it can also be grown in regions of the Middle East and Asia.

Product Description

The color of amla oil generally ranges from light brown to yellow liquid. Amla Seed oil is derived from the seeds of Phyllanthus Emblica. This wonderful carrier oil is extracted using the well-known cold-pressed method. Amla contains essential nutrients and is used in Ayurvedic medicine since ancient times.

It contains nutrients such as Iron, Calcium, and Vitamin C which is very important for good health. The magical and versatile aroma of this carrier oil has a characteristic nutty scent.

Uses

• The amla seed oil is considered good for hair thinning problems as it helps in restoring the lost and dry hair
• It is very beneficial in increasing the hair volume, reducing dandruff, and treating itchy scalp.
• The amla oil is proven to strengthen the hair follicles.
• Amla oil is used in treating any fungal infections on the scalp
• It prevents greying of hair
• It can be used as a toner on the face keeping it healthy and infection-free
• Using amla oil on the face can help in removing the dead skin.