Formula: 74255 Difficulty level: advanced Shelf life: min 12 months pH optimal: - Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 100 gr A Emulsifier Vari-Btms 33 33 gr A Amla oil 30 30 gr A Cetearyl alcohol 30 30...
Amla oil
€5.11
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€4.29
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| Product size | Suitable pump | |
| 50 ml, 90 g, 100 ml |
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| 200 g, 250 ml |
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Description
Pure Amla oil (Emblica officinalis), cold-pressed and unrefined, is a rare and precious cosmetic oil that, unlike the common versions available as infusions, preserves the native bioactive profile of the Indian gooseberry (Amla) defined by fatty acids, tocopherols, and phytosterols - compounds with antioxidant, emollient, and soothing properties.
It is a pure, versatile oil, suitable for both hair care, and mature skin care, it absorbs quickly into the skin and hair shaft without leaving an oily residue.
It is used as an active ingredient in hair care products to protect the hair shaft and nourish the scalp, as well as in skincare formulas to support the skin barrier and improve the overall appearance of the skin.
Characteristics
- eco Culture: Wild / Conventional
- water_do Appearance: Yellowish oily liquid, characteristic odor, light texture
- verified_user Quality: Cosmetic grade, cold-pressed, unrefined
Ingredients: Emblica Officinalis Fruit Extract
100% natural, no additives, no carrier oil.
Key Properties
- checkHair Strengthener: Nourishes the scalp, improves hair flexibility and manageability, helps reduce hair breakage, and promotes a healthier, shinier appearance.
- checkBalanced emollient: its profile of equal proportions of oleic and linoleic acids ensures good emollient properties, with rapid absorption and no significant oily residue.
- checkAntioxidant protection: Helps reduce the effects of oxidative stress and free radicals on epithelial cells.
- checkSoothing action: Helps reduce redness and inflammatory skin reactions, and alleviates discomfort caused by an irritated or dry scalp.
- checkWell-aging: Supports natural collagen production, reduces the appearance of fine lines, maintains skin elasticity, and helps keep the complexion looking younger.
Usage & Synergies
For facial care, cold-pressed Amla oil is suitable for normal, combination, or mature skin. It can be applied undiluted in small amounts or as an ingredient in serums and creams.
For body care, it is a versatile choice as a massage oil or emollient ingredient îin body formulas—its light texture also makes it ideal for sensorially pleasing products.
For hair care, this is its proven area of excellence. It is used îin hair care products to nourish and strengthen the hair shaft, reduce breakage, promote healthy growth, and impart shine and manageability.
Recommendations
- Growth-stimulating serum: Massage a few drops directly into the scalp 30 minutes before shampooing to nourish the follicles and combat hair loss.
- Scalp treatment: Apply a few drops to the scalp, massage in a circular motion for a few minutes, and leave on for 20–30 minutes before shampooing. Helps balance the scalp and nourish the roots.
- Smoothing the lengths and ends: Apply 2–3 drops to damp or dry hair to reduce frizz caused by humidity and lock in moisture.
- Leave-in treatment for shine: Distribute 2–3 drops along the lengths and ends of damp or dry hair to seal in moisture, eliminate frizz, and add a silky shine.
- Simple facial serum: Apply topically to clean, slightly damp skin as the final step in your evening routine to restore the skin barrier and provide protection.
- Ingredient in anti-aging serums or creams: Incorporate into oil-based serums or the emulsion phase of creams for mature skin.
- Ingredient in premium hair care formulas: Ideal for incorporation into the oil phase to create restructuring masks, nourishing conditioners, or hair serums.
Synergies in Skincare
As an anti-aging serum, the synergy with Sea Buckthorn Oil and Tomato Oil enhances the antioxidant and brightening properties. For mature skin, the combination with Cherry Oil and Rosa Mosqueta Oil supports regeneration and firmness. For nourishing body balms, blended into Mango or Shea Nilotica butter, resulting in ultra-emollient, velvety textures.
Synergies in hair care
For a complex strengthening treatment, the synergy with Burdock Oil, Rosemary Essential Oil, and Castor Oil completes the spectrum of hair strengthening. As a shine-enhancing serum for the ends, the combination with Organic Argan Oil and Phyto-Silicone provides smoothness and shine. As a nourishing ingredientî in masks for chemically damaged hair, the combination with Ceramides and Broccoli Oil completes the restructuring of the hair fiber.& nbsp;For îcaring for dry or damaged hair, it can be combined with Argan Oil or Broccoli Oil for enhanced results.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between this and classic amla oil based on sesame oil?
Classic amla oil is a macerate of dried fruit in a carrier oil (sesame, rapeseed)—the final product’s composition is dominated by the profile of the carrier oil. Cold-pressed amla oil is obtained through pressing of the fruit seeds and has its own biochemical profile, with a higher concentration of compounds specific to the fruit.
Does it contain vitamin C, as mentioned in some sources?
Natural vitamin C is a water-soluble compound found in the juice and pulp of the amla fruit. Cold-pressing yields the lipid fraction of the fruit—containing fatty acids, tocopherols, and phytosterols. Vitamin C does not transfer into the oil.
Does this oil change hair color (especially blonde hair)?
No. Unlike amla powder or aqueous macerates, which can alter the shade of blonde hair, this pure cold-pressed oil has a light golden-yellow hue. It absorbs into the cuticle and leaves no pigment deposits, making it perfectly safe for all hair shades, including dyed or bleached hair.
Safety
Cosmetic product for external use only. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with the eyes.
Storage
Keep the bottle closed, in a cool place, and away from direct light.
Details
Code
D-1544
Categories
Status
Natural compliant
Suitable for
cosmetics, hair care
Key benefits
hair strengthening, nourishing
Texture
medium
Hair care
Hair conditioners, Hair serums, Scalp lotions, Scalp serums, Treatments
Hair type
All types, Curly, Damaged, Dry, Normal, Thinned
Use level
1 - 100 %
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
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I use this oil in my solid hair conditioner the recipe I got it all from Elementall is very good paarul no longer inspica se aseaza beautiful and my son uses the conditioner for his beard hair,
Exceptional for hair care, this oily macerate combines the special properties of amla fruits with the beneficial effects of sesame and brassica oils. Amla fruit is used as an essential part of hair care rituals and is considered a true elixir for hair. it strengthens and beautifies hair gives shine and volume can stimulate hair growth helps prevent hair loss combats dandruff strengthens the strands protects the hair cuticle soothes scalp inflammation
I often use this amla macerate as a mask before shampooing. Most of the time , however, I apply it on the ends, on dry hair , after shampoo and mask. Hair combs extremely easily, has more volume and shine.
I have been using amla oil for a month and a half. For hair I used it as an evening mask until morning. After washing the hair remains silky (I have coarse and dry hair that I dye with henna) and moisturized, and the white strands are not noticeable so quickly. Also, even if it wasn't specified on the website, I used it as a night cream after cleansing. My complexion is slightly dry to combination. In the morning my face is as smooth as I have never had it, no matter what creams I would have used. I recommend the oil with confidence and it is definitely on the list for my next order!
I have used it in hair mask only twice and you can see the difference, my hair is shinier and no more tangles,it is easier to comb especially at the ends was very dry,a very good oil
I used it in hair masks and I was very pleased with the results, both me and my clients; I noticed an immediate decrease in hair loss, which was maintained even long after applying the mask (hair fell less and less), and even if for a while I didn't apply that mask
I use it in hair mask,it is excellent,on my thin dyed blond hair it works excellent,the hair is more moisturized,on the ends I already notice the difference,it doesn't dry out so much.
I was very excited to learn that this oil is now part of the Elemental offering. After the pleasant experience I had with the Amla powder, I immediately ordered the oil as well and am waiting to test it for a while to form an opinion. Thank you, Elemental!
Even though I made an oily macerate with castor oil and amla powder for my hair, I thought to try this already prepared amla oil anyway. I am very satisfied because I am enjoying the benefits of amla (after just a few days, my hair is stronger) without being left with oily hair after daily application.