Amla Gold Hair Oil - Serum, 300 ml - Natural Treatment for All Types of Hair with Amla, Almond and Henna for Women

I was unsure of this product, but it’s living up to his name. My hair is growing so nicely not trying out my hair. I use it once a week and it is keeping my hair moist, the oil is sits in my locs. He has a nice smell and makes my hair soft.

I read the reviews and had a Pinterest pin about alma oil. I'm glad Amazon carries it. It has helped to reduce hair fall out, it has allowed me to retain more of my own hair color ( I'm a summer time blonde, it fades out easily) I'm older now, so more color less grey, blonde. The value for money is there, I have a spray bottle 50 %alma oil 50%water, shake it before applying. I use every so often a deep cleaning shampoo, the color and better texture stay, while the oil residue is removed.

Recently started using this product on my hair, so far I like the results. My hair feels smooth and scalp healthier. It was on sale so I got a good deal on it during Prime week. I like that my hair didn’t feel overly oily after I washed it even though I saturated it for hours. I did do 3 shampoos, and the first shampoo it did without putting any water on my hair prior. I feel like it came out really well after 3 shampoos. The scent was not too strong so I liked that! The shipping was fast, the product was well packaged. Will probably make it part of my hair routine!

Moisturizes my scalp and hair

I was recommended this product by a small influencer on tiktok discussing her favorite hair oils. I had previously used the mielle rosemary oil and it did nothing for me but I decided to give this one a try. It smells good, isn’t too thick, and I’ve noticed my hair is thicker, smoother, and grows faster since I have started using this product as a hair/scalp mask twice a week for almost a year now! Even my hairdresser, who I only see twice a year, noticed the difference and asked me how I got my hair to grow so quickly. I double cleanse my hair after leaving the oil in my hair for 2-5 hours and then use conditioner as normal and it does not leave my hair feeling oily or weighed down. I really do recommend this product!

I like the smell reminds me of a musk. I have extremely low porosity hair causing it to always be so dry. This moisturizers my natural hair so well. I seal my hair with it every night bc it’s winter where I am and I want to keep it moisturized.

Worked amazing for my hair! I always heat up the oil and then apply on my roots to ends for best results!

I lived in the UK for many years and I once came across this product from an Indian store. I purchased it and used it for years… When I moved to the USA I never found it again till one day I saw it again on my Fyp on tiktok and ran to amazon to purchase it. I, for some reason don’t like it as much as I used to. I read good & bad comments to the point that I don’t know what to believe at this point. The smell is very strong (I knew it so I wasn’t shocked about it) but a lot of times I put it on some people tell me it smells horrible so keep that in mind. I personally don’t really hate it 100%…. If it does much for hair growth?!!? Still trying to figure it out and see…I read that it contains bad chemicals for your hair which now that I read the bottle it does have a few ones that I am concerned about….after some research I came a cross the conclusion that Dabour Amala hair oil does not contain any natural oils or herbal extracts that are known to promote hair growth and improve hair health . Instead , it relies heavily on chemical ingredients that may provide temporary shine and smoothness , but can ultimately lead to long - term damage to the hair so I don’t know if I should keep using it or just throw it away… Again, I remember using this back then when I lived in London and a lot of Indian women I met during my years there told me they used and their hair were gorgeous. Overall, I would say that I does my hair look shiny, and since I have black hair I don’t mind if it tints my hair at all!!! (I love super black hair) Like I said, a love/hate relationship 😭