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Amla for hair: More about amla

Amla for hair: More about amla

Amla powder is from the dried and ground fruit of the Indian Gooseberry tree, Emblica Officinalis. The tree is considered sacred by Hindus as the Vishnu is believed to dwell here. The tree is worshipped on Amalaka Ekadashi, a Hindu holy day. Amla grows in central and southern India, Burma, and Ceylon, and contains natural tannins, vitamin C, ascorbic acid, and acts as a natural astringent. Amla has been used for centuries for tanning and dying hides as well as…

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Henna for hair: What does Henna and Amla look like on hair? 25% henna and 75% amla mixes

Henna for hair: What does Henna and Amla look like on hair? 25% henna and 75% amla mixes

  COMPARISON OF a 25% HENNA AND 75% AMLA MIX LEFT ON FOR 1 HOUR AND 12 HOURS ON ASH BLONDE HAIR The photograph above shows the range of colours that can be achieved with a 25% henna and 75% amla mix. The hair used in these tests is exactly the same dark, ash blonde hair, and the photos were taken a week after application. Products used are from the Hennacat webstore. ‘Henn-Amla’ is a term I use to describe…

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