Amla Oil is virtually scent-free and can be used in a multitude of ways.

1. Place a small amount of the oil in the palm(s) of hands and massage gently into hair and scalp. Use enough oil so that all the hair is coated and treated. Leave in the hair for as long as you wish, from 20 minutes to overnight with a towel wrap. Rinse out with Amla Shampoo and Amla Conditioner.

2. Work through the hair as a leave-in conditioner to provide body, sheen, and softness throughout the day.

3. Apply to the face and the whole body on a daily basis. Amla oil is non-comedogenic and thus suitable for all skin types.

4. Make a spritz for soft, shiny all-day hair. Place a couple of tablespoons of Amla Oil in a 2-4 oz spray bottle. Fill with water and shake well. Spritz onto the hair when wet or dry for nourishment, body, and sheen. If you wish, add a drop or two of your favorite essential oil for a refreshing scent.

In the west, a conditioner is traditionally applied after the hair is washed. In societies that treasure long, shiny, hair, they condition the hair with oils before it is washed. In India, Amla Oil has been used for over 3,000 years in Ayurvedic practice because of its legendary effects on scalp and hair. It is the deepest, truest conditioner you can use, without exception. It is a broad-spectrum antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent that can stimulate collagen production in the scalp and follicular cells. Amla has been shown to thicken hair and is used historically in India to rejuvenate and prevent gray hair. In a December, 2011 study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology, Amla was shown to be more effective than Rogaine for promoting hair growth, but without the side effects.

ORGANIC, VIRGIN AMLA OIL
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