Thursday, 30 May 2013

Amla: The Liquid/Powdered Gold for Long Black Hair

Also known as Indian gooseberry, the amla fruit grows on the myrobalan-tree, native to India and Burma.  Dried amla fruit, ground into a fine powder, coats and nourishes the hair and scalp. A homemade amla powder mask can also add texture and volume to your hair.

 Amla oil hair is one of the well tested home remedies fro hair growth. It is enriched with a high level of vitamin C which promotes hair growth and also helps to maintain length and healthy hair. It is found that the amla fruit has more than 20 times vitamin C than orange fruit.This popular approach to solve hair growth problems have been adopted by the Indians for centuries. It is probably the secret to Indians healthy and glowing tresses.



Why is it one of Vanilla Black Shampoo's most valuable asset?

a. Gets rid of dandruff
Can work as an intensive hair conditioning treatment due to its nature to absorb into the hair shafts easily. With constant use by massaging warmed amla oil into the scalp, it not only gets rid of dandruff but also promote scalp cell growth as there tend to be more blood circulation promoted by amla oil.

b.Strengthens hair roots and shafts.
Amla oil when massaged works right into the shafts and roots of the hair. This helps to normalize blood supply to the hair subsequently rejuvenating the hair. If your hair is damages or dull immediate effects of rejuvenation can be seen when hair gets thicker, darker and more shiny. There the goodness of this gooseberry works powerfully inside and gives extra luster outside, thus creating the shine and extra luster outside for others to envy. The strengthen roots consequently prevents shedding of hair, leaving u=you with more hair n the scalp, for a fuller head of hair.

c.Fights against premature graying hair
One for the important properties of amla oil is that is helps to enhance pigmentation of hair, thus slowly helping to maintain the colour of your hair. Amla works well fro dark coloured hair like the ebony black hair that the Indians are genetically predisposed.




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