Vadik Herbs Amla Hair Oil (8 oz) Rosemary oil | Herbal scalp treatment | Great for hair loss, balding, thinning of hair, for beard growth, made with Amla (Amalaki) - Indian gooseberry

I was concerned that the smell of this oil would be too strong but it's nothing compared to the Indian hair oil I was using. My daughter (who is 17yoa) has long, thick, bleached hair that breaks off easy and very damaged from bleaching. I mix Amia Hair Oil with Coconut Oil (1/4 Amia Hair Oil 3/4 Coconut oil). Heat in microwave for about 1.5 minutes so it melts and is warm. Then I apply to my daughter's hair with a children's medicine dropper. Start at the front of her head applying to the scalp massaging the scalp for about 5 minutes. Then I apply more to the ends, working the oil all through her hair. Leave's it in for at least an hour or sometime overnight. It has worked wonders on her hair. Washes out easy and does not leave hair oily. We have her hair trimmed to cut off split ends every six weeks. After 4 weeks of using the oil 2-3 times a week, she had no split ends. Our hairdresser was amazed! She excepted to have to trim at least 1/4" but didn't even touch her hair with the scissors. My daughter only washes her hair 2-3 times a week but uses heat every day to style it. I have very fine, thin, straight, shoulder length bleached hair I only use it 1 time every couple of weeks. Both my daughter and I have noticed amazing repair of damage to hair along with faster growth. For us the smell is not noticeable when mixed with coconut oil. Even just by itself, it's NOTHING compared to the Indian Oil we were using and the results are far greater then anything else we've ever used.

I just received the Amla Oil in the mail today and was looking forward to trying it. I immediately looked at the ingredients listed on the bottle and they are,in this order:Natural sesasme seed oilAyurvedic emblica officinalis (Indian Gooseberry / Amla)Piper LongumTinospora CordifoliaNatural fragranceI was surprised by the sesame seed oil. I wasn't aware it's good for hair. I Googled it and did find that sesame seed oil is, in fact, good for hair. I also learned that it has hair darkening capabilities. I recall reading in some of the reviews for this product, that it has darkened the hair of some users. I also Googled emblica officinalis and learned its the offinal name for Amla. Was happy to learned that. Always good for Amla oil to contain Amla, right? Then I Googled Piper Longum and Tinospora Cordifolia and I'm wondering why these two ingredients are included. I didn't find anything that suggested they are good for hair or helps hair grow. They are good for many other things like Diarrhea, gonorrhea, syphllis, etc...things you woulndn't think would be synonymous with hair growth. Maybe Bazaar India (the importer of this product) could explain that.I'm going to give it a try and see if there's a difference in my hair by the time I finish the bottle. If there's no difference, oh well. Didn't cost much to try and I won't be buying again. For now, I give it three stars because of how it made my hair feel...very soft and moisturized.

I absolutely love this product. I got it in yesterday and I have a special hair care routine that I do, but I was so anxious to try this product that I just had to try it anyway. I put the oil all over my head, massaged it into my scalp, and let it sit for 2 hours. Then I took a shower and washed it all out. When I was done taking a shower I let my hair air dry and it was so soft and silky. It felt like I blow dried my hair. Once my hair was completely dry I took a little bit, not too much, and put it on my ends and on my body of my hair (not the scalp). My hair was instantly shiny. Warning: don't put too much because your hair will look dirty and greasy. As for today, before school I put some on my ends again and I love how this makes my hair feel. I will absolutely order this again once I run out. I shower every 2nd day because it is not healthy to shower every day, and from now on I am going to put this in my hair for a couple hours before I shower. On other reviews I read about the smell, I personally don't mind it because it reminds me of being a little girl. Let me say that it is a little strong and may take some time to get use to. I think that getting this product is worth getting because you can just mask the smell with some leave in conditioner or something. I recommend this product for people with dry hair that needs some moisture.

I ordered this bottle of Amla oil six months ago because I've been experiencing hair mild hair loss (feels worse than that, but I have to objectively say it's mild, mostly around my temples) for a little over a year now. I'm a healthy 24 year old woman and I can't find a reason for the shedding. I read that Amla oil helps grow hair, so I figured I'd give it a try. For the first month I was just applying it directly to my scalp, but then I felt inspired and made an elixir, using 1/2 amla oil 1/2 jojoba oil as a base, plus about 10 drops each of tea tree, rosemary, and clary sage essential oils. I rub a few drops onto my scalp after each shampoo. It hasn't thickened my hair too much, but I have noticed that my hair is growing LONGER much faster. If you're looking to increase the length of your hair, buy this stuff!The smell is mild, pretty earthy and herbal. I think it's pleasant but it probably isn't too palatable to a lot of Americans. The bottle is really big for the price, and will last me forever at this rate. I

Have old white and very dry hair due to poor health and this is a "gook looking" lifesaving. Leaves my hair shinny and moisturized. After washing my hair, I mix it with a deep mask and leave it for 1 hour then rinse. leaves my hair looking young and hydrated. Of course, next day getting up my hair are a big mess but since I use this they are much easier to maintain. I mist them with water place them under a bonnet for 1/2, while i get ready for work, coffee and all, then spray a leave in conditioner and revamp my hairdo. I notice a nice difference for the better since using this oil.

It doesn’t smell like Amla oil and I just got it. Not sure if its effective or not.