Dabur Amla Jasmine Hair Oil - Indian Hair Treatment for Healthy Hair, Moisturized Scalp, and Strengthening, Men and Women, 10.14 Fl Oz

amla is good for hairs .moisturising hair whole day .its long lasting Fragrance

I originally found this in an Indian market and fell In love! I just had to find it again. It smells so good, it is strong at first but then the scent mellows out. I love to pair it with shea butter to give my hair that extra silky feeling. This oil really helped getting my curls back into shape since bleaching it.

I have used the Dabur Amla Jasmine Hair Oil - Amla Oil, Amla Hair Oil, Amla Oil for Healthy Hair and Moisturizer for years. This oil penetrates the hair shaft and leaves shine and softness. I use it after washing my hair and smooth on a little between washings in very dry weather. A little goes a long way. Dabur Amla Jasmine Hair Oil - Amla Oil, Amla Hair Oil, Amla Oil for Healthy Hair and Moisturizer also smells great whish is another plus♥

The scent is awful. Almost like a toilet and a floral scent to mask. Wouldn’t put that in my hair

smells good keep my hair looking healthy and strong , its light not thick oil .

This is a great oil for moisture. Left my hair moisturized without feeling weighted down if you use small amount. Downside this oil has a loud smell. I placed this oil in my deep conditioner and washed out throughly. Even when washed throughly smell still lingered in my hair for days. The smell gave me a bad headache. Purchased this product because if its natural ability to darken hair and give shine...Smell is so bad really don't want to used unless mixed in with other oils to mask the smell.

It does help with the hairs health

Although, the smell of this oil is reminiscent of Blue Magic grease, it's a wonderful oil for the hair. I've been using this oil for my entire three year natural journey, and my hair loves it. I have 3C(the outer most circumference of my head) 4A(the center circumference of my head) 4B(the crown) hair, and I use this in my weekly deep conditioners. I used to apply it in an oil mixture, and found it to be too thick for the different textures I possess. However, when adding it to your deep conditioner, you can completely eliminate the smell. The smell doesn't bother me at all, seeing as we grew up using hair grease, but I can understand others being affected. I use a combination of various Herbal Essence conditioners, and they work well at masking the scent. My suggestion for those wanting to try this very beneficial oil (strengthens hair at the root, stimulates hair growth, and restores dark pigmentation to gray hair) but not wanting to battle the scent, is to mix this with your floral scented products. You only need a capful of this oil in your mix to do the trick. Hope this helps!!