Amla Hair Oil – Nourishing Herbal Oil with Pure Amla and Botanical Extracts for Healthy, Moisturized Scalp, Strong, Shiny Hair – Ayurvedic Strengthen Roots for Men & Women – 500 ml

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 you Vakita 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 frizzies Vatika 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.

I’ve been using Dabur Amla Hair Oil regularly, and it really helps keep my hair soft, shiny, and well-nourished. It moisturizes my scalp and makes my hair feel stronger over time. The oil is rich, so a little goes a long way, and the 500 ml size is great value for the price. The herbal scent is strong but fades after washing. Overall, it’s a great Ayurvedic hair oil for maintaining healthy hair with consistent use.

Looks just like the photo! I was not expecting such a big bottle. It has grown my hair to great lengths ngl!!! Even though it has a very strong earthy smell, it's very very good!

It has a very strong powdery scent to it like very strong and was leaking when i got it in the package not all of it was leaked. The smell doesnt really bother me and I like using it for my hair but I realize using too much can cause build up. I like it though.

Smells awful could not use

Just like everyone that thought this oil would make your hair grow, so did I. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case for me. After about 2-3weeks of using this product, I began to see bald spots on my head (see pics). I immediately stopped using the oil and went back to my natural options (raw coconut oil, “Now” and Shea oil). The bald spots started off as small as a penny, then eventually kept growing with time. Since the bald spots kept growing weeks after I stopped the use of this product, I started feeling depressed thinking I had Alopecia (a disease that eats at your hair). My bald spots often became very dry/flaky, forcing me to moisturize it at least twice/day. I recently went to Swedish hospital and my doctor told me that I in fact do not have Alopecia which was a huge relief. The doctor told me that I have a fungus and provided me medication. I am hoping and praying that my hair will one day grow back thick and strong as it used to be. I have not stepped a foot outside without a hat on my head since the first time I spotted my bald spots in early May. 😭😭. I wish I would have stuck with my natural products instead of using this damn oil with all these damn chemicals/dyes! I will post pics of the beginning stage and now. There’s about 4-5 bald spots/damaged areas on my head. #Holisticlife!

’m not a fan of the smell of this amla oil — it’s very strong and not pleasant to me. I’ve been using it consistently for a while, and I haven’t noticed any hair growth yet. The oil itself feels okay and isn’t too heavy, but because of the scent and the lack of visible results so far, I can’t say it’s worked for me personally. I may continue using it to see if results improve over time, but as of now, I haven’t seen a difference.

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It smells lovely and helps nourish my scalp and hair

Smells good

J’ai acheté cette huile Dabur Amla sur Amazon, et je ne suis pas déçu. Je connais ce produit depuis des années, et il tient ses promesses : il nourrit bien les cheveux, les rend plus forts, plus brillants et limite la chute. La texture est fluide, facile à appliquer et à rincer. À noter : l’odeur est forte, typique de l’Amla, mais je la tolère bien, et elle ne reste pas trop après le lavage. ✅ Pour de meilleurs résultats, je l’utilise en bain d’huile pendant 1 à 2 heures avant le shampoing, une à deux fois par semaine.

It’s very good quality