Amla Oil for Hair Care and Scalp

Parts Used: Dried Fruits Extraction Method: Infused Method Scientific name: Emblica Officinalis Made by soaking the fruit of this tree in another oil. Amla oil is derived from the Amla tree, popularly called Indian gooseberry (Emblica Officinalis). The tree is cultivated throughout the Indian subcontinent, but people have been using amla oil for hair throughout the world. The oil is made by soaking the dried fruit of the amla tree in another oil, such as coconut oil, for a few days. It allows the fruit’s natural oils to seep out before purification. The plant is widely respected and used in Ayurvedic medicines due to its high content of vitamin C, polyphonic compounds, and tannins, which deliver countless health benefits for hair and skin. Pure Amla Oil prevents hair fall and breakage and treats parasitic hair and scalp infections. There are various other uses for amla oil, including skin hydration. Amla oil is rich in antioxidants, mi