Dabur Amla Hair Oil – Nourishing Indian Oil for Men & Women, for Healthy, Moisturized Hair and Scalp (300ml)
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.29 x 2.99 x 1.61 inches; 10.58 ounces
Item model number : FC011300UK
UPC : 885910099951 793379163963 798256386152
Manufacturer : Dabur Amla
ASIN : B000JWM7E6
Country of Origin : Canada
WHAT IS AMLA: Amla fruit is a dried fruit known as Indian gooseberry. It is derived from the tree of the same name, which is native to India and Nepal. Amla berries are also an excellent source of Vitamin C. Vitamin E, which may help support a healthy scalp and thick, strong hair
POTENCY: Our Dabur Amla Hair Oil has natural Amla oil as the main ingredient. It nourishes the scalp and strengthens the hair strands, from root to tip, to give you thick, long & shiny tresses. This oil smoothes frizzy hair and makes it flowing and easy to comb. Our Amla Hair oil also has vegetable extracts that add nourishment and moisturize the hair to give you soft and supple tresses that make you look beautiful.
ALL-NATURAL INGREDIENTS: We use only natural Amla oil plus beneficial blends of vegetable oils to create hair oil that is gentle on your hair and scalp. All of our products are free from harmful chemicals or preservatives and are safe for recommended use. It can be used by men and women looking to keep strong and healthy hair.
A BRAND YOU CAN TRUST: Dabur is one of the most trusted worldwide brands and has committed to providing high-quality and authentic products to customers worldwide. Customer satisfaction is one of the key values of our brand, and we are always on the lookout for innovation to provide products that can help people live healthier lives.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Apply an adequate quantity (up to 10ml) of Dabur Amla Hair Oil into the hair and leave it for some time (ideally 1 hour). Then apply a good shampoo such as Vatika Ayurveda range of shampoos. Massage the shampoo well into the hair and scalp and rinse thoroughly, followed by Vatika Ayurveda range of conditioners. Apply Dabur Amla Hair Oil three times a week. For best results, use our premium range of Vatika Ayurveda products.
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S. M. –
Love this stuff…
This product will not stop hair loss although it may say so. This just conditions your hair to be more elastic and smooth. Lessen the breakage of hair…it also makes hair appear slightly darker in colour. Who knows why hair falls out. Hereditary issues, vitamin deficiency, hormones and my favourite !!!STRESS!!!.Im indo guyanese with wavy frizzy hair naturally. This works to tame my hair…you oil the hair thoroughly top to bottom. Leave on 1hr to overnight. I leave for 3-4hrs and wash my scalp well with a really cleansing shampoo and condition as usual. I noticed people complaining about the scent. Its a medicinal oil smell, indian gooseberries…i dont think its that bad…for me it works. I havent cut or trimmed my hair in over 2 years and it doesnt have split ends or looks dried out. I think for anything to work you need consistency…. I wash and oil my hair 2x a week in the summer/ sweaty months and 1x a week in the colder months.If anyones interested in other indian hair oils…Ill break them down for youVakita Cactus oil smells amazing and it heavy weight its meant to be used before shampooing. But you can use a few drops on dry hair to tame.Vatika Black seed oil smells great and can used as a leave in after your hair is dry to tame frizziesVatika Garlic oil smells sooo good like lemon and rosemary , heavy weighted and can be used before shampooing. And after a few drops on dry to fight the frizzies.Mahabhringraj hair oil is a medicinal oil you use only on the scalp to help with dandruff. You must wash it out.Navratna oil is for cooling and tingling of the scalp..meant to help with waking up the scalp. Must be washed out.Ive used all these oils and they all have their benefits. You can mix them as you like. I use mahabhringraj oil on my scalp for dandruff and the rest of the hair gets amla,garlic, cactus depending on my mood…Im going to tell you the best indian hair advice I know to growing out your hair….oil it faithfully & always keep your hair secured …like in a bun with spiral bobby pins or an octopus clip or a braid with no tangle bands. It shouldnt be too tight, but firm. Its keeps hair from snarling and breaking. I know its not superstylish but it really does save your hair especially if your going to grow it out to your mid back or to a longer length and beyond . And when you do wear it out on occasion all the girls and boys will envy your soft gorgeous long hair…Ps in the pic my hair is oiled and awaiting its shampooing plus i like this pose reminds me of a troll doll.
Jerica –
Smells like baby powder-not bad smelling!
I can’t say for sure if I Like it yet, because I just used it for the first time. I really wanted to write a review regarding the “smell”. I almost didn’t buy it because of the other reviews complained about it. It literally smells like baby powder. I have plenty of other oils that have strong smells. This is not one. If you don’t mind the smell of baby powder, your good with this!
Lavishley –
Strong
I didnât get a chance to see if it grew my hair out but it soaks into the hair nice not a fan of the strong scent but could be diluted with other oils.
Adriana Marcilina Fortanelli –
Best hair product
This stuff is amazing for curly/dry hair. Dont really like the same but I donât care⦠it really works.
Roxy –
The first oil that gave my 4c hair results
Back story : Growing up or being the last child I was not gifted fast-growing hair like my sisters because long hair is in my family, but somehow how I wasn’t gifted that gene, so thought my entire childhood and teenage hair Ive struggled with hair growth until I entered my 20s.I started to take care of my hair and used different oils but none worked, even the great Mielle oil ruined my hair last summer 2024, I had in braids at that time. I started to use Wild growth oil it was good, but not so great like Amla. I started to use my alma oil when I entered my natural mini braids jouney with a few other products (Amla oil, msm powder water, biotin pill, womenâs multivitamins gummies and my ORS olive oil moisturizing hair lotion) . The key to hair growth is a set hair care routine and a good protective style especially if you are a woman of colour. Plus less is more 🙂 . This year 2025 is all about hair growth in mini braids. Plus drink water