Organic Amla Powder

Using this for my hair growth oil I love it

Don’t use too much, it’s a litter butter.

Comes in easy open and close pouch. Great for diy hair oil

DELICIOUS AND SATISFYING and I agree with the description of what others stated....it's a great snack too...this is my 2nd purchase and will continue to buy!

First up...It is on the bitter side. I mix approx 1 tsp in about 8 oz of hot water about every other day. If a bit of unfiltered raw honey is added, it takes the bitter edge off and it's not that bad. Still not a desert. I bought this for only 1 reason - health benefits. The info I copied and pasted below is from "Nutrition Facts dot com" and is why Amla has been added to my diet. I've purchased other products from Jiva and ALL have been top notch quality. Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, is one of the most antioxidant-rich foods on Earth. Though unfamiliar to many, particularly in Western countries, it is commonly used in Ayurvedic herbal preparations and the subject of hundreds of articles in the medical literature, including papers with hyperbolic titles like “Amla…a Wonder Berry in the Treatment and Prevention of Cancer.” In vitro studies have shown that amla may have anticancer properties and not only appear able to block cancer cell growth, but also cancer cell invasion. Clinical research has also shown that its powder may work as well as a leading diabetes drug—without the side effects. Indian gooseberries have also been found to have cholesterol-lowering and cough-, fever-, pain-, stress-, and diarrhea-suppressing effects.

It has helped with my gut inflammation

To say that I am the testimony of a person who at first did not believe in this at all, I could not believe that only with plant powder you could clean your hair, much less that it could look so good. I have been using these products for more than six months and I have seen a surprising change in my hair, it falls out much less, it shines a lot, after rinsing it is extremely soft, and all this was really unexpected for me because as I I said before I did not believe that a powder could clean your hair, much less leave it that way. I prepare a mixture between both powders and the truth is impressive, I highly recommend them. A person who is working on the transition from leaving the chemicals and going back to the natural

I used this tonight as a hair mask. I made it by adding some warm water to to the powder to make a loose paste. I also put in some amla cool oil and a little argan oil. Applying this was a huge mess. It left little plops of mud looking stuff all over my tub. Thank goodness it rinsed out my hair easily with a little conditioner to help it slide out. After my hair dried I was shocked at how good my curls looked (2c). I am so pleasantly surprised, it was worth the mess.