Amla Powder: The Ayurvedic Secret to Radiant Skin and Lustrous Hair

What is Amla?

Amla, also known as “Indian Gooseberry” in English, “Amalaki”; “Abhaya”; “Amrita”; “Vayastha”; & “Tisyaphala” in Sanskrit and scientifically known as Phyllanthus Emblica, is a natural and versatile ingredient renowned for its numerous benefits for both Skin and Hair.

Amla: The Jewel of Ayurveda

Ayurveda has been a source of inspiration for those seeking natural remedies and wellness solutions for centuries.
One of the precious jewel of Ayurveda is Amla. It is known as “Dhatri” in Ayurveda, which translates to “Mother Earth”. It possesses all five rasa (tastes) except Lavana (salt) and predominant rasa is Amla (sour).
It is known to balance the three Doshas: Vata, Pittta and Kapha, making it a versatile remedy that suits a wide range of constitutions and health concerns.

Amla Powder from Vriksha Veda

Our Amla Powder is meticulously prepared with dried Amla Pulp that is organically grown in Rajasthan. We do not use seeds or peels, ensuing that only the pure, nutrient-rich essence of Amla is encapsulate in every particle of our powder.

With our Amla Powder, you can trust that you are harnessing the very best of this superfood, straight from nature to your wellness routine

Benefits of Amla Powder for Skin & Hair

Promotes Hair Growth: Regular application of Amla Powder in the form of hair masks and oils strengthen hair follicles, reduce hair fall and stimulates hair growth.

Natural Hair Conditioner: Mix it with yogurt or Aloe Vera Gel and apply it to your hair. It will leave hair soft, shiny and nourished.

Reduce Dandruff: It is rich in antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that helps in treating dandruff and soothe itchy scalp.

Improves Hair Texture: It enhances the overall texture of hair by making it smoother and silkier, thanks to the benefits of the Best Organic Amla Powder For Hair.

Youthful Locks: Amla’s natural pigmentation-retaining properties can help delay the onset of premature greying. It nourishes the hair shaft and preserves its natural colour.

Evens Skin Tone: Amla powder assist in fading pigmentation and dark spots, resulting in a more even skin tone.

Gently Exfoliates: Its granular texture gently exfoliate the skin, helps removing dead skin cells, and prevent blackheads.

Treats Under-Eye Dark Circles: Its high Vitamin C content help reducing under eye dark circles and puffiness when used as under eye mask.

Skin Repair: The antioxidants in Amla Powder promote skin repair and regeneration, keeping skin looking fresh and youthful.

Natural Detoxifier: Amla purifies the skin by removing toxins and impurities resulting in clearer skin.

4 DIYs to Amla Powder for Skin & Hair

1) Amla Hair Mask for Premature Greys:
Blend 2 tablespoons of Amla Powder with 2 tablespoons of Curry Leaves Powder and Coconut Oil to prevent premature greying. Leave it for an hour before washing your hair.

2) Amla Oil Infusion for Hair Growth:
Mix Amla Powder and Hibiscus Flower Petals with a carrier oil of your choice (preferably Coconut/Jojoba). Infuse the concoction in sunlight for 4 weeks, strain and use as a hair oil for hair growth.

3) Amla Face Mask:
Mix 2 tablespoons of Amla Powder with 1 tablespoon of raw honey. Apply it on face and leave for 20 mins. Rinse afterwards with water.

4) Amla Body Scrub:
Mix 2 tablespoons of Amla Powder with 2 tablespoons of Licorice Powder. Activate it with Raw Honey and enough water. Gently scrub on your body and rinse afterwards with water.

Point to consider:

Always perform a patch test before applying any herb on your skin and hair, especially if you have sensitive skin. Amla is generally considered safe for most of the people, but its best to check for any allergies and irritations.
Additionally, consistency is the key when using Amla for long-term benefits and individual results may vary.