CARMEL ORGANICS Amla/Amlaki (Emblica officinalis) Fruit Powder (8 Ounces) for Hair Care, Skin and Wellness | Natural, Non GMO | No Added PreservativesUSDA Organic

I used it for making my homemade shampoo and it was really good and fine ground

I use Amal weekly. I have purchased it several times and will continue to do so. I use it in a henna hair mask. It takes the brassiness out of the coloring in my hair.

I heard about amla powder a while ago and started doing some research on natural saponins and found this for hair care. I have not taken it orally yet.But I did use it for haircare. It took some adjusting to make the perfect deep conditioner (whole banana, amla and water)- but I found it! After wash day my hair has never been so moisturized and defined (with no gel). (I also want to mention that I have curly-kinky, thick, long hair and am sensitive to scents.) This has been one of the best products I have ever used ( smells like fruity earth-not stinky dirt)!Lastly, my hair looks fuller, and is still defined after a week. Buy, and try (do some research and find out what works for you/if you could have allergies or if you like it in general)! I hope this helps.

I take this for the same reason everyone does: the purported health benefits. In my case I’m particularly interested in its anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory actions. I can’t attest to these, but I trust Dr Greger so I assume they exist. As the instructions advised I started with 1/4 teaspoon twice a day , and gradually worked up to 1 teaspoon a day in herbal tea. To keep it from settling to the bottom of the cup I stir i frequently. It alters the taste of the hibiscus tea but it is still pleasant to drink. I found that I should take it after meals because on an empty stomach it caused some gastric distress. After meals no problem.

Good quality product.

Have only been using it a few days, but it seems to be helping

Drinking every morning with warm water & honey .. great product and well packed and reached in time

Amla is one of the powders I use in my smoothies. It is bitter, but not much is needed. I first started to use it (along with many others) when I followed Chris Wark’s Square One anti-cancer protocol.