Greenwood Essential Pure Brahmi Amla Hair Oil Premium Therapeutic Grade For Hair, Skin and Aromatherapy 100ml (3.38oz)

I love using these oils all over, my face, body and hair. For my face I use the oil before in an oil cleanser and after for an extra dose of hydration. I use it after a shower when my skin is damp for a super shot of moisture. For my hair I use it in a hot oil treatment before and a tiny amount in my damp hair after. My skin looks amazing, my hair is so soft and looks great.

This pure cold-pressed Brahmi-amla oil from Greenwood Essential is claimed to be 100% pure and natural. It comes in a 100ml amber glass bottle sealed with a stopper upon arrival. A euro applicator is supplied for slow and accurate drops. Mine seems to have a mind of its own and takes a long time to dispense the oil out. It’s reassuring to know that there’s a GC/MS batch number and PKD (packaging?) date on the box, showing that this company takes quality control seriously.This pale yellow colour oil is quite thick, with a strong musky smell, not bad but it’s not pleasant either. Amla, also known as Indian Gooseberry, has been used to strengthen and condition the hair, when used regularly, can help eliminate frizz and add shine to the hair. Brahmi is a type of herb that’s commonly used to promote hair growth. The combination of these two herbs is a staple in hair care.I have dry frizzy hair. Applying a few drops of this oil on slightly damp hair helps reduce frizz and defines curls. Massaging this oil on the scalp can also help prevent premature grey hair and promote hair growth, with regular and consistent use.Overall, this is a good quality Brahmi-amla oil with many benefits for the hair but it can be quite pricey. Nevertheless, the high price reflects the quality, therefore, I’m happy to recommend it.Thank you for reading. Hope you have found it helpful

I was advised to give Amla hair oil a try by an Indian friend. He told me that he used it every day, and that it kept his hair in great condition, helped prevent shedding, and promoted faster growth.I’m usually sceptical about such claims, but he told me it had been used for generations in India, so I gave it a try.I have to say I am impressed with the results. I apply immediately after washing my hair by putting 3-4 drops on the palm of my hand, rubbing my hands together, and then applying to my hair, paying particular attention to the hair tips, and any damaged areas. It gives my hair a lovely shine, without leaving it looking greasy. It has tamed flyaway strands, and my hair feels nice and moisturised, where it was previously rather dry and lifeless. I initially bought a bottle a couple of months ago, and I have noticed improved growth, and considerably less shedding when I use a hairbrush.This oil is pretty much identical to the one I already use, but I have been using this one for the past two days, and the results are identical. You need to be careful not to use too much, and depending on the length of your hair I think between 3-6 drops is plenty.Price wise this compares well with my other purchase, and the 100ml bottle will last me several months. This oil is 100% natural, and 100% pure, and well worth trying, particularly if you have dry, rather lifeless hair. The box comes with a little dispensing spout, although a teat dropper would have been better. Luckily I have several of those, so no problem. Highly recommended.