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Transform Your Hair Care Routine with 100% Pure Herbal Hair Oil!
Overview & Motivation
Adulteration in Market Oils: Commercial oils—even from popular Ayurvedic brands—often contain up to 40% mineral oil alongside artificial colors and fragrances. Mineral oil is detrimental to hair, scalp, and overall brain health.
Homemade Alternative: Preparing your own hair oil at home ensures purity, saves money, and gives full control over the ingredients.
Method 1: Making Amla Oil Using Fresh Amla
Ingredients & Proportions:
Fresh Amla (Indian Gooseberry) Juice: 250 g / 250 ml.
Carrier Oil: 250 g / 250 ml in total.
Coconut Oil: Best as a base during summer due to its cooling properties.
Sesame Oil: Ideal for winter or for fast absorption of Amla’s nutrients.
All-Season Blend: Mix 125 g Coconut Oil + 125 g Sesame Oil.
Preparation Steps:
Wash, dry, and grate fresh amla fruit to extract 250 g of fresh juice.
Pour the juice and carrier oil into an iron pan.
Boil the mixture on low flame. Keep it uncovered or partially covered so that the water can evaporate.
Continue simmering until all the water has completely evaporated and only the oil remains.
Allow the mixture to cool down completely.
Strain the oil using a double-layered muslin or cotton cloth, and store it in a clean glass bottle.
Method 2: Making Amla Oil Using Dry Amla / Amla Powder
Ingredients & Proportions:
Dry Amla / Amla Powder: ~100–125 g.
Water: 500 g (4 times the weight of the powder).
Carrier Oil: 250 g.
Preparation Steps:
Soak 100–125 g of amla powder (or crushed seedless dried amla) in 500 g of water for 10 to 15 hours overnight.
Boil the mixture on low heat until the liquid reduces by half to approximately 250 g.
Add 250 g of your choice of carrier oil (Sesame, Coconut, or a blend of both).
Continue boiling on low heat until all the water evaporates.
Let it cool, filter through a cloth, and store.
Usage & Benefits
Application: Gently massage the scalp with the homemade oil before going to bed.
Results: Regular use over 2 to 3 months strengthens weak roots, helps darken graying hair, improves hair texture, and promotes healthy growth.
Transform Your Hair Care Routine with 100% Pure Herbal Hair Oil!
Tired of commercial hair oils loaded with harmful mineral oils, harsh chemicals, and artificial fragrances? Give your scalp the traditional nourishment it truly deserves!
Why Choose Nityanandam Ayurveda Hair Oil?
100% Authentic Ayurvedic Formulation by Nityanandam Ayurveda: Crafted following traditional, time-tested preparation methods using pure Amla and natural cold-pressed carrier oils.
Zero Mineral Oils & Additives: Absolutely free from toxic fillers, synthetic green dyes, or artificial perfumes.
Deep Root Conditioning: Nourishes weak roots, controls hair fall, and encourages strong, dark, and voluminous hair growth.
Save Time Without Compromising Purity: Enjoy all the authentic Ayurvedic benefits prepared with precise care—no need to spend hours making it at home!
Experience pure hair wellness made with love and traditional wisdom.
Order yours directly today: https://anandamayurved.com/
Nityanandam Ayurveda
https://anandamayurved.com/
Adulteration in Market Oils: Commercial oils—even from popular Ayurvedic brands—often contain up to 40% mineral oil alongside artificial colors and fragrances. Mineral oil is detrimental to hair, scalp, and overall brain health.
Homemade Alternative: Preparing your own hair oil at home ensures purity, saves money, and gives full control over the ingredients.
Method 1: Making Amla Oil Using Fresh Amla
Ingredients & Proportions:
Fresh Amla (Indian Gooseberry) Juice: 250 g / 250 ml.
Carrier Oil: 250 g / 250 ml in total.
Coconut Oil: Best as a base during summer due to its cooling properties.
Sesame Oil: Ideal for winter or for fast absorption of Amla’s nutrients.
All-Season Blend: Mix 125 g Coconut Oil + 125 g Sesame Oil.
Preparation Steps:
Wash, dry, and grate fresh amla fruit to extract 250 g of fresh juice.
Pour the juice and carrier oil into an iron pan.
Boil the mixture on low flame. Keep it uncovered or partially covered so that the water can evaporate.
Continue simmering until all the water has completely evaporated and only the oil remains.
Allow the mixture to cool down completely.
Strain the oil using a double-layered muslin or cotton cloth, and store it in a clean glass bottle.
Method 2: Making Amla Oil Using Dry Amla / Amla Powder
Ingredients & Proportions:
Dry Amla / Amla Powder: ~100–125 g.
Water: 500 g (4 times the weight of the powder).
Carrier Oil: 250 g.
Preparation Steps:
Soak 100–125 g of amla powder (or crushed seedless dried amla) in 500 g of water for 10 to 15 hours overnight.
Boil the mixture on low heat until the liquid reduces by half to approximately 250 g.
Add 250 g of your choice of carrier oil (Sesame, Coconut, or a blend of both).
Continue boiling on low heat until all the water evaporates.
Let it cool, filter through a cloth, and store.
Usage & Benefits
Application: Gently massage the scalp with the homemade oil before going to bed.
Results: Regular use over 2 to 3 months strengthens weak roots, helps darken graying hair, improves hair texture, and promotes healthy growth.
Transform Your Hair Care Routine with 100% Pure Herbal Hair Oil!
Tired of commercial hair oils loaded with harmful mineral oils, harsh chemicals, and artificial fragrances? Give your scalp the traditional nourishment it truly deserves!
Why Choose Nityanandam Ayurveda Hair Oil?
100% Authentic Ayurvedic Formulation by Nityanandam Ayurveda: Crafted following traditional, time-tested preparation methods using pure Amla and natural cold-pressed carrier oils.
Zero Mineral Oils & Additives: Absolutely free from toxic fillers, synthetic green dyes, or artificial perfumes.
Deep Root Conditioning: Nourishes weak roots, controls hair fall, and encourages strong, dark, and voluminous hair growth.
Save Time Without Compromising Purity: Enjoy all the authentic Ayurvedic benefits prepared with precise care—no need to spend hours making it at home!
Experience pure hair wellness made with love and traditional wisdom.
Order yours directly today: https://anandamayurved.com/
Nityanandam Ayurveda
https://anandamayurved.com/