Amla Oil 2oz

Description

Amla Oil strengthens hair, reduce premature pigment loss from hair, or greying, stimulate hair growth, reduce hair loss, dandruff

Extraction Method: Infused in Virgin Sesame Oil

Country of Origin: Canada

Tags: Dandruff, Greying, Hair Loss, Healthy Hair

Amla also known as gooseberry, is native to India and has been traditionally used for restoring vitality to dry and damaged hairs.

Amla oil meant to strengthen hair, reduce premature pigment loss from hair, or greying, stimulate hair growth, reduce hair loss, prevent or treat dandruff and dry scalp, prevent or treat parasitic hair and scalp infections, like lice infections, prevent or treat fungal and bacterial hair and scalp infections, improve overall appearance of hair.

Continuous use of Amla will result in hair follicles being strengthened, a halt to premature graying, the elimination of dandruff, and overall improved hair health.

This is natural and pure Amla Oil available without use of synthetic and mineral oils. Strictly Virgin Sesame Oil and Amla Fruit-the healthiest option for your hair. Steeped in Ayurveda tradition.
Botanical Name Phyllanthus Emblica
Country of origin India
Cultivation Conventional (Non GMO)
Extraction Method Steeped in to Virgin Sesame Oil
Color Pale yellow.
Scent Almost odourless, slightly sweet odor.
Texture Liquid
Ingredients Phyllanthus Emblica
Usage

Continuous use of Amla will result in hair follicles being strengthened, a halt to premature graying, the elimination of dandruff, and overall improved hair health.
Warnings None Known.
Shelf Life

Users can expect a shelf life of 1 year with proper storage conditions (cool, out of direct sunlight). Refrigeration after opening is recommended.
Manufacture Best Natures Cosmetic
Country of Manufacture Canada
Disclaimer This information is for educational purposes only, it is not intended to treat, cure, prevent or, diagnose any disease or condition. Nor is it intended to prescribe in any way. This information is for educational purposes only and may not be complete, nor may its data be accurate.