Being a child, my grandmother always used to enlighten me on the importance of amla powder for hairs. I couldn’t know its fruitful importance for hairs back then, but as I grew up, I couldn’t agree more with her.
Amla powder are known to prove their significance and worth since the ancient ages and have established their foot in the cosmetic industry. Amla or amla powder, also known as Indian Gooseberry could be the magical ingredient that can help you get lustrous, dark, thick, long, bouncy, and age-defying hairs.
As we age, our hairs lose their colour pigment, thus, loosening follicles, and also reduces protein (keratin) required for your hairs. But, worry not, amla powder can help you get it back, thus, producing more fiber content in your hairs which will indirectly improve the metabolic rates in your cells. It will not only help in restoring the lost beauty of your hair but also improve the overall quality of your hair.
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Benefits of Amla powder for hairs:
Amla powder, being a rich source of Vitamin C, is also loaded with antioxidants, kaempferol, flavonoids, alkaloids, flavonoids, amino acids, and gallic acid which will gradually help in regaining the true texture of your hairs.
Benefits of Amla(Indian Gooseberry) powder for hairs:
• Stimulates hair growth
• Improves texture of your hairs
• Makes your hair shiny and bouncy
• Prevents dandruff
• Prevents lice
• Darkens your hair
• Prevents premature greying of hairs and also cures them
• Reduces thinning of hairs
• Strengthens hair follicles
• Conditions your hairs
Let’s, go through these 5 Mind-blowing benefits of Amla powder for hairs and know-how can they help you in regaining your lustrous hairs back:
1. Prevents premature greying of hairs
Generally, premature greying of hair starts when the cells situated at the base of your hair stops producing the color pigment. It can occur in your late 20s, or in your early 30s, or sometimes even earlier than that. The only key to protect your hairs against all the hazardous effects is to take proper care of them. And it could be done with the help of amla powder as they contain anti-oxidants as well as anti-inflammatory properties which will help your hair battle against the aging process.
Ingredients: Curry leaves, Amla juice/amla powder, water.
How to prepare?
• Take 1-liter water in a container.
• Put it up on gas.
• Add two tbsp of amla powder to it.
• Add handful curry heaves in it.
• Heat the mixture till it boils.
• Switch off the gas.
• Let it stay for 4-5 hours.
• Strain the liquid in a bottle.
• Apply the liquid to the roots of your scalp.
• Let it dry.
Repeat this process daily before going to sleep. You will start seeing results within 2 weeks.
2. Stimulates hair growth
The nutrients present in the Indian gooseberry prove to be stimulating hair growth of your hairs. Amlas have given the best of best results while treating people having thin hairs.
Ingredients: Amla powder, Shikakai powder
How to prepare?
• Take 2 tbsp of amla powder and shikakai powder in a bowl.
• Blend it together with the help of water.
• Now apply the paste to the scalp as well as to the full length of the hair.
• Wash your hair with mild water.
Repeating this process twice or at least once a week and it can benefit your hairs outstandingly.
3. Prevents dandruff
Mainly, more than 90% of the world’s population is suffering from this problem and wants to get rid of it. Basically, dandruff occurs when the condition of the scalp is dry. Although the remedy doesn’t claim to totally kill the overall percentage of dandruff on your scalp, but to a certain extent you can definitely decrease the overall growth of dandruff on your scalp.
Ingredients: Amla powder/amla juice, lemon juice.
How to prepare?
• Take a bowl.
• Add 1-2 tbsp of amla powder/amla juice to it.
• Add 1-2 tbsp of lemon juice to it.
• Mix it thoroughly.
• Apply the hair mask to the scalp as well as to the lengths of your hairs.
• Let it stay for half an hour.
• Rinse it with cold/lukewarm water.
Repeat this process once or twice a week.
4. Makes your hair lustrous and bouncy
Amla results in clearing up all the dirt, debris, dust accumulated on the scalp. Along with stimulating the growth of your hairs, it will also make your hairs lustrous and shiny.
Along with conditioning your hairs, they have also been proven worthy of making your hairs shiny and bouncy. The nutritional ingredients in amla deeply cleanses and nourishes your hair, penetrates into the deeper layers of your scalp, and treats your hair. It will not only treat your scalp but also result in treating the full length of your hairs making them shinier and more voluminous.
Ingredients: Amla powder, honey
How to prepare?
• Take a bowl.
• Add 2 tbsp of amla powder to it.
• Add 1 tbsp of honey to it.
• Apply this hair mask to your hair.
• Leave it for half an hour.
• Now wash it off with some mild water.
Do this process twice a week and you will definitely start seeing some results in a month.
5. Hair fall
Due to lack of proper diet and poor lifestyle where each day we have to battle dust, pollution, harmful UV sun rays, and many more scalp results in losing hairs. Amlas increase the blood circulation of your scalp which helps in getting rid of any loose hairs and stimulates hair growth in your scalp.
Ingredients: Amla oil
How to prepare?
• Take 4 tbsp of amla oil in a bowl.
• Heat it up till it gets lukewarm.
• Now massage the roots of your hair with this oil
• Wash your hair the next day with some mild shampoo
Repeat this process at least twice a week to get better results.
Conclusion:
By far, we have known that Amla Powder could be your all-in-one natural and magical cure for your hairs. Not only it is natural for your hair but also pocket-friendly. Some of you might also say, that I am not going through any of those problems but still it could be very effective in preventing those problems in the first place.
To make this remedy work on your hair, you need to be patient and at the same time consistent with this process. This process is time-consuming, but if implemented regularly, you could see tremendous results in 2 weeks or some might take even a month. Basically, it varies from person to person and the current state of their hair and scalp.
