Amla Powder by GraceYes — Pure Amla Powder for Hair, 100 gm

Description

In most Indian homes, amla was hair care long before anything came in a bottle. This is 100% amla powder for hair, ground from dried Indian gooseberry (Emblica officinalis) and nothing besides. It suits hair that has gone limp, dull or fragile at the roots, and anyone bothered by early greys. Amla is one of nature's richest sources of vitamin C, and it has long been classed as a rasayana, a rejuvenating herb, for hair.

The fruit is shade-dried and milled to a fine, even powder that mixes quickly into water, yoghurt or warm oil without lumping. GraceYes keeps it single-herb: no rice flour bulking it out, no dye brightening the colour, no fragrance covering its natural tart, woody smell.

How do you use amla powder for hair? Mix two to three spoons with warm water or curd into a paste, apply to the scalp and lengths, and rinse after 30 to 45 minutes, once or twice a week. For a full herbal hair wash, combine it with reetha and shikakai; amla's role is the shine and the softer feel afterwards.

Herbal Powders

Amla Powder

  • 100% Plant-Based
  • No Added Preservatives

One hundred percent Indian gooseberry, ground fine. The classic hair rasayana in a jar.

Hero ingredient Amla (Indian Gooseberry)

Net quantity 100 gm

₹305.00 ₹260.0015% off

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Inclusive of all taxes · Made in India

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Ingredient analysis

1WHOLE PLANTS, POWDERS & CLAYS

Amla Powder

Whole herbs, shade-dried powders, mineral clays and natural exfoliants.

  • Free shipping on every order
  • COD available
  • Rich in vitamin C
  • Packed with antioxidants
  • Strengthens hair roots
  • 100% pure amla fruit
  • Boosts natural shine
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7-day easy returns Unopened items, or anything that arrived wrong.
No parabens, no sulfates Ever — see the free-from promise.

Category:Herbal Powders, Single-ingredient

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At a glance

What it is
Herbal Powders
Hero ingredient
Amla (Indian Gooseberry)
Net quantity
100 gm
Free from
Sulfates, parabens, silicones, mineral oil, synthetic parfum, phthalates: in every product, no exceptions
Made in
India · marketed by GraceYes Organics Pvt. Ltd.
Ingredients
1 listed, 1 from plants
Preservatives
None added

BenefitsWhat the ingredients are studied for

Strengthens rootsAmla is one of nature's richest vitamin C sources, supporting collagen around follicles
Fights premature greyingAntioxidants like gallic and ellagic acid combat oxidative stress in follicles
A true hair rasayanaUsed for centuries in India as a hair-rejuvenating herb
Boosts natural shineIts tannins smooth and tighten the hair cuticle for gloss
Keeps the scalp balancedMild antimicrobial action supports a healthy scalp

How to use

01Mix with water, yoghurt or oil into a smooth paste
02Apply to scalp and lengths
03Leave for 20-30 minutes
04Rinse with water or a mild shampoo

The formula

Every ingredient, listed

Choose a category to see each ingredient, what it does and why it is here.

1 straight from the plant

One ingredient, straight from the plant.

Whole herbs, shade-dried powders, mineral clays and natural exfoliants.

  • Amla PowderAmla, rich in vitamin C and tannins, traditional in Indian hair care.

Straight from the plantPlant-derivedOther: water, minerals, beeswax, milk or preservative. What it does is explained in its tab

Read about the key ingredients

Full list as printed on pack

Amla Powder

Free FromAnd why that matters

Silicones (Dimethicone)Coat hair in fake shine that builds up over time
ParabensDetected in breast tissue; suspected endocrine disruptor
Artificial Colors (Coal-tar dyes)Petroleum-derived; add nothing but risk
Sulfates (SLS/SLES)Strip the scalp's natural oils, triggering dryness
Synthetic Fragrance (Parfum)A common cause of scalp sensitisation

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use amla powder for hair?

Mix two to three spoons of amla powder with water, yoghurt or warm oil into a smooth paste, apply it to the scalp and lengths, leave for 20 to 30 minutes, then rinse with water or a mild shampoo.

Read the full guide: How to make shampoo with amla, reetha, shikakai and hibiscus powder (ratio and recipe) →

How often should I use amla powder on my hair?

Once or twice a week is enough. Amla is mildly astringent, so if your hair is dry or chemically treated, mix it with yoghurt or oil rather than plain water.

Can I mix amla powder with reetha and shikakai?

Yes, that is the classic Indian herbal hair wash. Reetha and shikakai do the cleansing, and amla's role is the shine and softer feel afterwards.

Read the full guide: How to use amla, reetha and shikakai for hair wash (with ratios) →

Is amla powder good for grey hair?

Amla is not a dye and will not colour grey hair on its own. It can leave a temporary brown-green tint on towels or the hairline, which washes off easily.

Is amla powder good for hair growth?

Amla helps hair look shinier and feel smoother, and it supports a clean, cared-for scalp, but no hair pack can promise growth. Hair fall linked to stress, illness or hormones needs a doctor's advice.

CautionFor external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs. Patch test before use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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