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Amla Powder is Beneficial for Hair Growth and Hair Color

 

 

Amla Powder History (Indian Goose Berry, Emblica officinalis)

Amla Powder made from Amla fruit is more commonly known as Indian gooseberry. Its botanical name is: Emblica officinalis. Its synonyms are: Awla, Amalake, Aamla, Aavalaa, Amlaki, and numerous others. It is a fruit-producing tree of 12-18 feet high that grows in central and northern India. The flowers are greenish-yellow. The fruit is edible.

A precious oil is extracted from its seed and pulp. Amla oil (and Amla powder) is used as a treatment for hair and scalp problems. The aqua extract by grinding the seed and pulp is used in all natural shampoo. Amla powder is an excellent natural hair conditioner that stops hair fall and thus aids in hair loss prevention.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) 
–Natural Hair Conditioner and Hair Loss Prevention Aid

Amla is wonderful cleansing agent for both the skin and hair. It imparts luster to hair and protects from dandruff, also helps prevent premature gray hair. It stimulates growth of hair on the scalp, and strengthens the hair roots. Amla extract in all natural shampoo does not deposit any color on the hair and can be used by everyone. Amla extract helps replace the nourishment lost by hair gels, chemical hair color and hair spray.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis)  
–A Beneficial Ingredient in 100% All Natural Lustrous Henna Hair Dye

Amla extract is also a natural hair colorant and is popularly used in inks, the high tannin content of Indian gooseberry fruit serves as a mordant for fixing dyes in fabrics. All natural shampoo (like Imbue™ Nurturing Shampoo by Saba Botanical) that contain Amla powder or Amla extract (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) are traditionally believed to nourish the hair and scalp and prevent premature gray hair. Amla extract is also one of the all-natural herbal botanical ingredients contained in Lustrous Henna® plant-based hair color.

To order all natural pure Amla powder for hair, visit Saba Botanical of USA.

Read other real customer testimonials.

 

Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)

©2011. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Do not copy or reprint this article without the consent of the author.

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*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer:  The  herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not  to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor  warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.

 

Amla Powder History (Indian Goose Berry, Emblica officinalis)

Amla Powder made from Amla fruit is more commonly known as Indian gooseberry. Its botanical name is: Emblica officinalis. Its synonyms are: Awla, Amalake, Aamla, Aavalaa, Amlaki, and numerous others. It is a fruit-producing tree of 12-18 feet high that grows in central and northern India. The flowers are greenish-yellow. The fruit is edible.

A precious oil is extracted from its seed and pulp. Amla oil (and Amla powder) is used as a treatment for hair and scalp problems. The aqua extract by grinding the seed and pulp is used in all natural shampoo. Amla powder is an excellent natural hair conditioner that stops hair fall and thus aids in hair loss prevention.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) 
–Natural Hair Conditioner and Hair Loss Prevention Aid

Amla is wonderful cleansing agent for both the skin and hair. It imparts luster to hair and protects from dandruff, also helps prevent premature gray hair. It stimulates growth of hair on the scalp, and strengthens the hair roots. Amla extract in all natural shampoo does not deposit any color on the hair and can be used by everyone. Amla extract helps replace the nourishment lost by hair gels, chemical hair color and hair spray.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis)  
–A Beneficial Ingredient in 100% All Natural Lustrous Henna Hair Dye

Amla extract is also a natural hair colorant and is popularly used in inks, the high tannin content of Indian gooseberry fruit serves as a mordant for fixing dyes in fabrics. All natural shampoo (like Imbue™ Nurturing Shampoo by Saba Botanical) that contain Amla powder or Amla extract (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) are traditionally believed to nourish the hair and scalp and prevent premature gray hair. Amla extract is also one of the all-natural herbal botanical ingredients contained in Lustrous Henna® plant-based hair color.

To order all natural pure Amla powder for hair, visit Saba Botanical of USA.

Read other real customer testimonials.

 

Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)

©2011. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Do not copy or reprint this article without the consent of the author.

================================================================ 
 

Want to view our website? Go to:Saba Botanical of USA 

 

 

 

  

*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer:  The  herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not  to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor  warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.

Amla Powder History (Indian Goose Berry, Emblica officinalis)

Amla Powder made from Amla fruit is more commonly known as Indian gooseberry. Its botanical name is: Emblica officinalis. Its synonyms are: Awla, Amalake, Aamla, Aavalaa, Amlaki, and numerous others. It is a fruit-producing tree of 12-18 feet high that grows in central and northern India. The flowers are greenish-yellow. The fruit is edible.

A precious oil is extracted from its seed and pulp. Amla oil (and Amla powder) is used as a treatment for hair and scalp problems. The aqua extract by grinding the seed and pulp is used in all natural shampoo. Amla powder is an excellent natural hair conditioner that stops hair fall and thus aids in hair loss prevention.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) 
–Natural Hair Conditioner and Hair Loss Prevention Aid

Amla is wonderful cleansing agent for both the skin and hair. It imparts luster to hair and protects from dandruff, also helps prevent premature gray hair. It stimulates growth of hair on the scalp, and strengthens the hair roots. Amla extract in all natural shampoo does not deposit any color on the hair and can be used by everyone. Amla extract helps replace the nourishment lost by hair gels, chemical hair color and hair spray.

Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis)  
–A Beneficial Ingredient in 100% All Natural Lustrous Henna Hair Dye

Amla extract is also a natural hair colorant and is popularly used in inks, the high tannin content of Indian gooseberry fruit serves as a mordant for fixing dyes in fabrics. All natural shampoo (like Imbue™ Nurturing Shampoo by Saba Botanical) that contain Amla powder or Amla extract (Indian Gooseberry, Emblica officinalis) are traditionally believed to nourish the hair and scalp and prevent premature gray hair. Amla extract is also one of the all-natural herbal botanical ingredients contained in Lustrous Henna® plant-based hair color.

To order all natural pure Amla powder for hair, visit Saba Botanical of USA.

Read other real customer testimonials.

 

Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)

©2011. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Do not copy or reprint this article without the consent of the author.

================================================================ 
 

Want to view our website? Go to:Saba Botanical of USA 

 

 

 

  

*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer:  The  herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not  to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor  warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.

The Power of the Flower: Shikakai (Acacia concinna) “Fruit for Hair” Growth

 

Feel the softness of your hair produced by the gentle cleansing of Shikakai Powder.

Acacia concinna (known as Shikakai or Satla)is known to promote hair growth by nourishing the scalp at the glandular level. It also can strengthen hair roots. It is rich in vitamin C and vitamin D, along with other nutrients that nourish the hair follicles and promote hair growth. It can be used by itself or mixed with other natural ingredients in powder form, along with water to form a paste that is then applied to the hair.

 

Shikakai has been used in the Indian Subcontinent since ancient times for hair growth and maintenance. 

In fact, it is one of the Ayurvedic medicinal plants. It’s also known as, “fruit for hair” and is used as a mild cleansing shampoo in India. In modern times, the tree is now grown commercially in India and Far East Asia and the extract is used in natural shampoos and hair powders. The bark contains high levels of saponins, which are foaming agents that have a long history of use as mild cleaning agents.

While Shikakai doesn’t produce the amount of lather a sulfate-containing shampoo would, it is an excellent cleanser for the hair. It’s very mild with a naturally low pH.  It doesn’t strip hair of natural oils and it also acts as a detangler, so usually it doesn’t need to be followed up with a conditioner.

Traditionally, prior to washing the hair, the user massages the scalp with coconut oil or castor oil. (You can also use olive oil.) Follow up with a paste of 2-3 tablespoons of Shikakai powder mixed with water, apply to damp hair and leave on for approximately 10 minutes; then rinse out. (If you have excessively dry hair, then it’s better to apply oil treatment to damp hair and wrap in plastic wrap or cover with plastic cap for 30 minutes to an hour before shampooing with Shikakai powder.)

After rinsing out the Shikakai powder, if you prefer to use a conditioner, I recommend using Imbue™ Natural Conditioner by Saba Botanical of USA.

Acacia concinna or Shikakai is available in natural powder form from Saba Botanical of USA. Currently: Only 4.99 per 100 gram package.

Contact Saba Botanical of USA to order this wonderful “fruit for hair”. 

Read other real customer testimonials.

 

Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)

©2011. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Do not copy or reprint this article without the consent of the author or Saba Botanical of USA.

================================================================ 
 

Want to view our website? Go to:Saba Botanical of USA  

 

  

*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer:  The  herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not  to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor  warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.

Feel the softness of your hair produced by the gentle cleansing of Shikakai Powder.

Acacia concinna (known as Shikakai or Satla)is known to promote hair growth by nourishing the scalp at the glandular level. It also can strengthen hair roots. It is rich in vitamin C and vitamin D, along with other nutrients that nourish the hair follicles and promote hair growth. It can be used by itself or mixed with other natural ingredients in powder form, along with water to form a paste that is then applied to the hair.

 

Shikakai has been used in the Indian Subcontinent since ancient times for hair growth and maintenance. 

In fact, it is one of the Ayurvedic medicinal plants. It’s also known as, “fruit for hair” and is used as a mild cleansing shampoo in India. In modern times, the tree is now grown commercially in India and Far East Asia and the extract is used in natural shampoos and hair powders. The bark contains high levels of saponins, which are foaming agents that have a long history of use as mild cleaning agents.

While Shikakai doesn’t produce the amount of lather a sulfate-containing shampoo would, it is an excellent cleanser for the hair. It’s very mild with a naturally low pH.  It doesn’t strip hair of natural oils and it also acts as a detangler, so usually it doesn’t need to be followed up with a conditioner.

Traditionally, prior to washing the hair, the user massages the scalp with coconut oil or castor oil. (You can also use olive oil.) Follow up with a paste of 2-3 tablespoons of Shikakai powder mixed with water, apply to damp hair and leave on for approximately 10 minutes; then rinse out. (If you have excessively dry hair, then it’s better to apply oil treatment to damp hair and wrap in plastic wrap or cover with plastic cap for 30 minutes to an hour before shampooing with Shikakai powder.)

After rinsing out the Shikakai powder, if you prefer to use a conditioner, I recommend using Imbue™ Natural Conditioner by Saba Botanical of USA.

Acacia concinna or Shikakai is available in natural powder form from Saba Botanical of USA. Currently: Only 4.99 per 100 gram package.

Contact Saba Botanical of USA to order this wonderful “fruit for hair”. 

Read other real customer testimonials.

 

Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)

©2011. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Do not copy or reprint this article without the consent of the author or Saba Botanical of USA.

================================================================ 
 

Want to view our website? Go to:Saba Botanical of USA  

 

  

*Even though our herbal ingredients have been used in natural medicine for centuries, we must add the following disclaimer:  The  herbs, formulas, and recipes contained within this web site are not  to be considered substitutes for proper medical and health care. As with any other medicine, if you are sick, you should consult a physician to find out if the herbal preparations listed here are right for you. Saba Botanical does not make any medical claims nor  warranties regarding the use of the products listed on this site. No matter how natural a product is, it may have a potential of causing side effects and allergic reaction on certain individuals. You should consult your physician before taking any medication.