@@emagervas4522 I had this one section of my hair that was thinning. It now has hair growing and I cant see my scalp that much it's really good just dont over do it ok. I do this once a week the night before my hair wash day
This really works! I lost all my hair, brows, and lashes going through chemo. I used amla, papaya leaves, neem, and nettle. My hair is now mid back length. God bless you all on your journey..don’t give up! ❤️🙏🏽
Hello everyone hope we can remember our savioir Jesus Christ of Nazareth who came to die for our sins. May we seek him while he may be found repent of our sins and be transformed and renewed by his word as the kingdom of God is at hand. Have a blessed day.
i know you mean this well (or i hope you do) but this could come across as trying to be a missionary (converting others or just forcing exposure to a certain religion).
GOD bless you Peter said to them, Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, for the remission of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. (Acts 2:38) There is no salvation in any other; for there is no other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. But God shows his love for us, that when we were still sinners, Christ died for us. (Romans, Chapter 5: For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is etern al life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans, Chapter 6:23 God has something bigger and better for your life dear. GOD bless you
I put coconut oil, canola oil, plain yogurt, argon oil and avocado in a mixing bowl. Let it sit for 2 hours. Put it on my hair and let it soak in...hair stayed silky for 4 days straight.
Am Somali 🇸🇴 and as a child everyone in my family would always use this oil (and also organic coconut oil) and I never thought of it as anything but now as I am a bit older I am starting to realise that this oil is actually one of the reason why my hair is thick and long. Trust me this works like magic for hair growth, to get dark and shiny hair, to get volume, to grow edges and it smells nice too ( I don’t know if that’s even necessary to say haha).
I used to see it around too but I can't recall whether I've used it or not in my childhood. How did you use it? Did you apply it directly to your hair or was there certain steps you took? Also how often would you apply it and when would you see a difference?
@@Nico.Robin7 ok so am not sure what type of hair texture you have but the way our family used the oil was we would apply and leave it on over night before wash day ( we also mixed it with coconut oil and sometimes shae moisture). After it has been in the hair for over night we wash it out and again we would use the oil and braid the hair with the oil and just leave it like that until the next wash day (which was and still is ever Saturday. There is no real reason why I still wash my hair only on Saturdays but I just got use to the habit of doing it like that lol). The trick really is to braid your hair and leave it in a protective style and hopefully you will see a major growth no doubt. In my family it has always been important and a tradition to braid hair after washing it and due to this my hair is healthy and protected of any breakage. Although I have been lazy lately which I have noticed my hair breaking but we r human and it’s sometimes hard to keep on top of everything, so I will try to get back on my old routine again. Good luck with your hair journey 😊 💫
I mixed Amla oil with Softee hair growth oil and olive oil and tea tree and my hair is growing super fast now, it's shocking. My hair double the length it was when I cut it and it was just 31/2 months ago that I cut it. I am seeing obvious hair growth every week!
I used to use this in my 4b hair in high school and it helped grow my hair so long it also made my hair natural dark and shiny even when I had nothing in my hair. I just started using it Again and mixing it in with my Shea butter and I love it ❤️
Hi Sisters, this AMLA OIL is God sent. I take blood pressure meds twice every day and in case you dont know, but blood pressure meds cause hair loss. My hair was coming out by the hand full for months so I was really concerned. I decided to try AMLA OIL and believe me, from the first time I tried it, my hair stopped shedding. Right now as I’m typing this review, It’s in my hair today Saturday and I’ll shampoo my hair on Sunday, God’s willing. I’d recommend this AMLA OIL to anyone who has hair loss issue. Good luck and God’s blessings on your hair journey.🙏🏿
The only negative of this oil is that it has mineral oil. Amla of itself is a game changer for hair growth and follicle stimulating to wake up dormant hair roots. By the way you have lovely hair. Makes a great prepoo.
@@jesussaves2822 hi hun, it’s not the worst thing in the world but the reason why people don’t like it is while it can help trap moisture in, it also causes build up on the scalp and hair causing the hair to be weighed down stiff and not allow moisture in x
U can use the alma powder and soak it in your own hair oil then strain it and apply it, so there's no mineral oil. And you can put lavender essential or peppermint oil to kill the scent, both of which grows hair
thank you ... but sis u didnt have to tell anyone about ur shower we would have never knew about the shower.. we're here for the hair beautiful . Never feel like u need to explain anything to anyone ever ... thank u for this I just bought some today...
@@meshiatheceo1674 you can make it yourself with the amla powder I used fenugreek, amla, shikakai, aloe vera, rosemary, and lavender and peppermint essential oils and extra virgin Olive oil, coconut and soybean oils Amazon has the amla powder for a reasonable price but there are several different ways you can make it there’s many videos on how to make it
I remember my mom used to use this on my relaxed hair. My ohhhh...my hair was so long until 5 years ago I decided to chop it off and ever since I've never gone back to using . You clearly inspired me to go back and try it once again see if it still works out for my hair. Love your video😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@Whatdwight Reallysayaboutbw indian gooseberry and amla is the same thing. If you found fresh pressed oil....that's fantastic. Here in the states....that's rare so we buy it powdered. You can use whatever oil you like...I use canola oil most times cuz I have a lot of it. I save the olive oil for soap making.
Hello! An Indian here. Glad people from other places are discovering these ayurvedic herbs. Amla or Indian Gooseberry is definitely a powerful herb for hair growth. This particular Dabur Amla hair oil has mineral oil which is supposedly not good for your hair in the long run. You can make your own Amla oil by infusing Amla in any carrier oil you like (coconut oil, olive oil, etc.) Hope you have a great day!! :)
Question. Do you think that Indian women have long, thick, and beautiful hair and it grows that long due to genetics? Do you think the oil has anything to do with growing you all's hair?
@@Bv3276 Having really long tail bone length hair or extremely thick hair is more or less genetics. But these hair oils or ayurvedic herbs help us retain hair length, reduce hair loss/shedding (which makes hair appear thicker.) Indians have been using these chemical-free hair masks and hair care routines which helps strengthen existing hair and reduce shedding. These oils and herbs might not grow new hair follicles, but can definitely help the health of the existing ones. I would not recommend using Dabur Amla Hair oil, because it has mineral oil and other chemicals, but I would totally recommend buying Ayurvedic herbs/ powders like Amla powder, Bhringaraj, Brahmi, Henna and try to include them in your hair care routine. Hope this answer helps!😊
I was taken back by your comment, verbally, in the beginning of this tape on what you view as, "...beautiful soft hair..." so what is your's? My answer: More beautiful! Secondly, as you were rinsing your hair, the reflection of diamond-streams was reflecting from your strain's of hair! Magnificent-beauty, Naturally! BEAUTY, on the ULTIMATE-LEVEL! My, Yours, Other's BEAUTY can't diminish or cancel-out what already IS! Beauty IS Beautiful! NO level or No degree! Shining pleasantries through the eyes-deepen-down to the depth of the Courageous Soul who's turn deaf to Haters & Blockers!
I just saw your hair sections and realized we might have similar hair densities... Which is really rare for me to find on UA-cam. Wishing you much grace on your endeavors.
Hydrophobic means it doesn't like water, so, when we wet our hair with that product in there, it's not allowing water or water based products to penetrate the hair, so, the hair will become dehydrated, then break...so, it's good that you rinsed it out, I think.....I'm going off the info you've provided
Shouldn’t u moisturize, then add oil to prevent it from breaking? Because the oil is a sealant, that seals in whatever moisture u already have in your hear.
@@rinarina4277 its funny how these things work and how we understand the microscopic processes. That's what I think too, but it was mentioned that the oil will clog the scalp. I spray rosemary water twice per day, then add avocado oil as "sealant".. stay until wash day
All oils are hydrophobic, that’s where they don’t mix in water. Use oils before V you wash, the oil will wash out with soap/shampoo because soap/shampoo is designed to remove oil. Or you can use it to finish your “LOC” or “LCO” process after the Liquid and cream in order to lock moisture in. Never use oil to “moisturize” oil is to be used to lock in moisture so that it doesn’t escape through evaporation.
This is exactly why I don't apply it to my hair since I already use a leave-in. I only apply to my scalp and edges and leave in until wash day. Sometimes I even apply it in between wash days. I love it!!!
This Oil has been in use since forever _(Centuries)._ I used it once back in the early 90's. Yes 30years ago, same Bottle with that image on it. *_Did Not like it at all. I even experienced Hair Fall which surprised me. Then realized why. It’s MOSTLY "Mineral Oil" mixed with a little Amla oil._* I prefer my Haitian Castor Oil mixed with other Natural Oils. To use Amla in your Routine: It's probably better to do a rinse out Mask with Amla powder Or infuse your own Amla oil using Amla powder. *Tik Tok* _is Recycling Old info that's been Circulating Social Media by way of UA-cam videos & Blogs for many years, as new information,_ 😄 but it's good to make Videos about these things since there are people who don't know about it; especially in each new Generation.
I'm fascinated by 4b/4c hair coz when you were shampooing the oil out and it looked like glitter which were I guess water droplets or suds, lol. Wow you have very thick healthy hair! Btw, I bought this same oil long ago and could not stand the pungent smell...another turn off was the use of mineral oil...wish they had used avocado oil, hemp oil or safflower my hair likes those oils..I guess my hair is 3c? if you watched Colombian soccer, I have Valderrama hair! A big pompom!
This came up in my recommended videos. I have had this same oil for over a year and never used it. I will give myself a treatment this weekend. Thank you for the video.
@@czarinaczar I did not. However, her caption said she left Amla oil in her hair overnight, using Dabur Amla Oil and I know it contains Mineral oil and other ingredients before"Amla extract"!
I bought this for myself about a month ago. I do like the moisturizing effect that it has when I apply it to my damp braids and let it air-dry. However, my teenage daughter seems to have discovered the bottle and has hijacked it from me.🙄 My 4B 4C hair has had positive effects, but her 3C hair really soaks it up. Surprisingly it makes her here nice and shiny and manageable. It usually tangles quite a bit, but it seems to keep her hair manageable and tangle-free. Looks like I'll have to buy another bottle for myself to see if I can get some of that darkening effect that long term use claims.
Mineral oil or petroleum is not bad guys when used in moderation and regular washing.its the best in taming freez and lock in that moisture...am a living witness
I have 4c hair and certain oils work better for me than others! I have tried a mixture of unrefined coconut oil and Jamaican black castor oil as a preepoo hot oil treatment! Argan is a good oil for hair and scalp oiling! Right now I'm starting Haitian Black castor oil as a every other day hair and scalp oil because I heard it's the best! I might try amla oil later!
Yes I use to use this. It made my hair very thick and healthy but it's hard to rinse out. I would say that it works very well for 4c hair. It's a bit smelly.
I think the issue of the scent is subjective, personally I have used Amla oil for a long time even when I had relaxed hair it did not bother me at all. As a hot oil its very good. But even mixing it with other oils for the hair its very good.
Thank you for this video, you have such a innocent and charming way of doing things. I am trying to make my own Amla oil at the moment, but I used to use Dabur amla and I can confirm it is really good.
🌱Hey luv...I'm so happy to find your 🌱video's. I'm 44 years old ⚘and Amla turned my few gray hair black...what⚘ a miracle oil it is🌱God bless you dear🦚
My boyfriend is from Bangladesh and he uses this.. now I use it and it does work! I use the Amla Gold formula. It smells good and makes my hair super soft. And I use the Sesa oil as well.
I'm following the directions in the back of the bottle for best results I always gotten good results with any oils I'm also using Rogaine on the days I'm not using the oil ladies please follow directions on the back of the bottle I'm sure the company wouldn't give those instructions if they did not work.
I make sure I order 100% Amla oil as well as I use Parachute coconut oil. The only Dabur product I use is the Vatika Enriched Coconut Hair Oil with Henna, Amla & Lemon when I do a prepoo as looking at the ingredients it doesn't include mineral oil like this one does.
@@Dezdamoonbear yes I use the same brand I fill up a small bottle of it and use it 3/4 times a week.Then I massage my scalp for 20 minites!!! I also use it as an warm oil before washing It works the same Try it🔥
Amala is cool in nature so don't need to heet it .. in India and Pakistan mostly women use this oil( From centuries )in summer season to keep cool scalp especially when working in the fields ect. coconut oil is for winter season as it is hot in nature .
I think she already have long nice hair. Amla hair oil is good in controlling dandruff but mine did not grow much, may be i try mixing with other oils too
I've been using amla oil and mielle leave in for a year now and trimming my hair every 2 month to get rid of heat damaged hairs. Somehow my hair keeps going back to its original lenght. I've never seen my hair behave in such ways 😂❤,
I have this oil and bought it from Walmart. This one has a bad odour, at first it smells like baby oil and then boom cow manure, lol but it does feel nice in the hair. I thought it was just expired but no that’s just the smell. Thank you for the video and God bless hun!
Water and that oil is the truth 🤫 lol I love it I got mines in queens New York my hair is growing so much omg also if you can’t get that grease and water will grow it as well and olive oil
I threw mine out. It left my hair hard and as I combed it was just coming out on the comb. I kept it for quite a while because I had bought it at quite some price. But I had to be realistic as it wasn't good for my hair. So I finally threw it out.
I got mine from Amazon in a large bottle 100 percent oil. Just one application I'm in shock. My bald spot is coming in so fast. Thank you.
Lol 😂
Hey dear does this treat the bald spot effectively
@@emagervas4522 I had this one section of my hair that was thinning. It now has hair growing and I cant see my scalp that much it's really good just dont over do it ok. I do this once a week the night before my hair wash day
@@thats_moni825 Thanks dear for your replies I used everyday day now my scalp fulled with hair and a lot of baby hair on my hairline.
@@emagervas4522 did it actually work?? what was your routine and congrats on the growth!!
This really works! I lost all my hair, brows, and lashes going through chemo. I used amla, papaya leaves, neem, and nettle. My hair is now mid back length. God bless you all on your journey..don’t give up! ❤️🙏🏽
💜💜💜
Sorry you had to go through that and thank God for restoring your health, thank you so much
Blessings to you🙏 I'm happy this worked
I'm sending blessings your way♥️ You are beautiful and I'm glad this worked for you! You are strong 🥰!
Do you mind me asking how you mixed those together? Like did you heat them up and them apply to scalp and hair?
Hello everyone hope we can remember our savioir Jesus Christ of Nazareth who came to die for our sins. May we seek him while he may be found repent of our sins and be transformed and renewed by his word as the kingdom of God is at hand. Have a blessed day.
🙏🙏🙏
i know you mean this well (or i hope you do) but this could come across as trying to be a missionary (converting others or just forcing exposure to a certain religion).
GOD bless you Peter said to them, Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, for the remission of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. (Acts 2:38) There is no salvation in any other; for there is no other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. But God shows his love for us, that when we were still sinners, Christ died for us. (Romans, Chapter 5: For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is etern al life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans, Chapter 6:23
God has something bigger and better for your life dear.
GOD bless you
@@imawakemymindisalive13 nothing wrong with spreading the word of God. Not forcing anyone to read.
Amen
if anyones balding, has thinning spots or just wants thicker and longer hair in general, then i definetly recommend this oil!!
Does it really works? Cause i got so much hair lost and thinning that you can see my scalp now
How often should we use it and do I have to wash it out every time??
@@nawal10 oil it every other day and id say wash is like once a week or once every 2 weeks if u rlly have 2 or js feel like u need 2
@@nathannisia9986 try oils like wild growth, rosmary, batana, millie oil
Ooo, I want to try this
I put coconut oil, canola oil, plain yogurt, argon oil and avocado in a mixing bowl. Let it sit for 2 hours. Put it on my hair and let it soak in...hair stayed silky for 4 days straight.
I usually do mine with only olive oil I’ll definitely try out yours thanks a lot
Am Somali 🇸🇴 and as a child everyone in my family would always use this oil (and also organic coconut oil) and I never thought of it as anything but now as I am a bit older I am starting to realise that this oil is actually one of the reason why my hair is thick and long. Trust me this works like magic for hair growth, to get dark and shiny hair, to get volume, to grow edges and it smells nice too ( I don’t know if that’s even necessary to say haha).
lol haa as a kid I hated it. but as a adult I'm looking for it..
@@Bumblebee-macan Fr 😂
I used to see it around too but I can't recall whether I've used it or not in my childhood. How did you use it? Did you apply it directly to your hair or was there certain steps you took? Also how often would you apply it and when would you see a difference?
@@Nico.Robin7 ok so am not sure what type of hair texture you have but the way our family used the oil was we would apply and leave it on over night before wash day ( we also mixed it with coconut oil and sometimes shae moisture). After it has been in the hair for over night we wash it out and again we would use the oil and braid the hair with the oil and just leave it like that until the next wash day (which was and still is ever Saturday. There is no real reason why I still wash my hair only on Saturdays but I just got use to the habit of doing it like that lol). The trick really is to braid your hair and leave it in a protective style and hopefully you will see a major growth no doubt. In my family it has always been important and a tradition to braid hair after washing it and due to this my hair is healthy and protected of any breakage. Although I have been lazy lately which I have noticed my hair breaking but we r human and it’s sometimes hard to keep on top of everything, so I will try to get back on my old routine again.
Good luck with your hair journey 😊 💫
Walaaal maxay tartaaa luqadan mafahmyeee
I mixed Amla oil with Softee hair growth oil and olive oil and tea tree and my hair is growing super fast now, it's shocking. My hair double the length it was when I cut it and it was just 31/2 months ago that I cut it. I am seeing obvious hair growth every week!
Amazing
How do u use it
That is so dope when you say softee hair growth do you mean that you’re using grease I use grease to seal my hair
are you saying 31 months 1/2 or 31 months.
@@jasminepearls1047 maybe she mean 3 months and 2 weeks after hair cut
I used to use this in my 4b hair in high school and it helped grow my hair so long it also made my hair natural dark and shiny even when I had nothing in my hair. I just started using it Again and mixing it in with my Shea butter and I love it ❤️
Wow, make sure it’s pure Amla oil 👍
Thank for the info I will give it a try bc I'm on my hair journey
Hi Sisters, this AMLA OIL is God sent. I take blood pressure meds twice every day and in case you dont know, but blood pressure meds cause hair loss. My hair was coming out by the hand full for months so I was really concerned. I decided to try AMLA OIL and believe me, from the first time I tried it, my hair stopped shedding. Right now as I’m typing this review, It’s in my hair today Saturday and I’ll shampoo my hair on Sunday, God’s willing. I’d recommend this AMLA OIL to anyone who has hair loss issue. Good luck and God’s blessings on your hair journey.🙏🏿
The only negative of this oil is that it has mineral oil. Amla of itself is a game changer for hair growth and follicle stimulating to wake up dormant hair roots. By the way you have lovely hair. Makes a great prepoo.
Thanks
ElegantPaws01 does this mean it can affect the hair?
@@jesussaves2822 hi hun, it’s not the worst thing in the world but the reason why people don’t like it is while it can help trap moisture in, it also causes build up on the scalp and hair causing the hair to be weighed down stiff and not allow moisture in x
U can use the alma powder and soak it in your own hair oil then strain it and apply it, so there's no mineral oil. And you can put lavender essential or peppermint oil to kill the scent, both of which grows hair
@@637doggie You should make a video on how to do that lol because I am not following!! I need a tutorial
thank you ... but sis u didnt have to tell anyone about ur shower we would have never knew about the shower.. we're here for the hair beautiful . Never feel like u need to explain anything to anyone ever ... thank u for this I just bought some today...
You do NOT look crazy... you are Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this video... going to buy amla oil now 🌞
Thank you so much ❤️
I hate the smell, but I love it. Keeps my hair dark and shiny.
👍
Finally someone said it! The smell gives me an instant headache but I want to love it so bad 🤣
That brand of amla oil contains 99% mineral oil and just a tiny bit of amla extract. Might want to try genuine amla oil
Where would one get that?
I did wonder, I used to use it and it had a strong scent and colour then when I went to re-buy it was completely different!
Etsy has real Amla oil you can make your own Amla oil
@@shanequaaustin8908 can you tell me the real Amal oil so I can ordered it
@@meshiatheceo1674 you can make it yourself with the amla powder I used fenugreek, amla, shikakai, aloe vera, rosemary, and lavender and peppermint essential oils and extra virgin Olive oil, coconut and soybean oils Amazon has the amla powder for a reasonable price but there are several different ways you can make it there’s many videos on how to make it
just buy amla powder mix it with olive oil ,any oil ect and there you have it way more natural and inexpensive in the long run
I remember my mom used to use this on my relaxed hair. My ohhhh...my hair was so long until 5 years ago I decided to chop it off and ever since I've never gone back to using .
You clearly inspired me to go back and try it once again see if it still works out for my hair.
Love your video😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks
Have you been using this do you have a pic
Dont use it on relaxed hair. It will lock it up. Only use on natural hair
@@raquelcampbell7635 what do you mean it will lock it up ?
Your accent is beautiful! And your hair looks amazing!
Thank you so much beautiful 🥺❤️
Mineral oil is petroleum. Make your own alma oil with amla powder, olive oil and time...takes a couple of weeks to infuse.
2 tablespoons of amla, 16 oz of oil, heat it up, store covered for 2 weeks to infuse.
Will not be doing that
@Nae ! 💀
@@sharonbartley808 💀💀💀
@Whatdwight Reallysayaboutbw indian gooseberry and amla is the same thing. If you found fresh pressed oil....that's fantastic. Here in the states....that's rare so we buy it powdered. You can use whatever oil you like...I use canola oil most times cuz I have a lot of it. I save the olive oil for soap making.
Amla us super high in natural vitamin C and it doesn’t surprise me you got such great results. Hair looks great! Keep up the great vids!😊
Thank you so much
I used to use amla oil when I was younger. Not sure about the growth but it did help with the scalp dryness.
Hello! An Indian here. Glad people from other places are discovering these ayurvedic herbs. Amla or Indian Gooseberry is definitely a powerful herb for hair growth. This particular Dabur Amla hair oil has mineral oil which is supposedly not good for your hair in the long run. You can make your own Amla oil by infusing Amla in any carrier oil you like (coconut oil, olive oil, etc.) Hope you have a great day!! :)
Question. Do you think that Indian women have long, thick, and beautiful hair and it grows that long due to genetics? Do you think the oil has anything to do with growing you all's hair?
@@Bv3276 Having really long tail bone length hair or extremely thick hair is more or less genetics. But these hair oils or ayurvedic herbs help us retain hair length, reduce hair loss/shedding (which makes hair appear thicker.) Indians have been using these chemical-free hair masks and hair care routines which helps strengthen existing hair and reduce shedding. These oils and herbs might not grow new hair follicles, but can definitely help the health of the existing ones.
I would not recommend using Dabur Amla Hair oil, because it has mineral oil and other chemicals, but I would totally recommend buying Ayurvedic herbs/ powders like Amla powder, Bhringaraj, Brahmi, Henna and try to include them in your hair care routine.
Hope this answer helps!😊
What brand or website should we purchase from? Thanks
@@aprilapril5462 I am an Indian and buy it from local stores. I have heard Henna Sooq is great for such powders. Can't verify though. Sorry!
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Are you supposed to clean it out?
The first hair youtuber who is honest 🥰😭finally
Thank you so much I tire to keep it real
All of the « hair UA-camrs » I’ve watched are honest, the products or techniques may not work for me but they are still honest
I was taken back by your comment, verbally, in the beginning of this tape on what you view as, "...beautiful soft hair..." so what is your's? My answer: More beautiful! Secondly, as you were rinsing your hair, the reflection of diamond-streams was reflecting from your strain's of hair! Magnificent-beauty, Naturally! BEAUTY, on the ULTIMATE-LEVEL! My, Yours, Other's BEAUTY can't diminish or cancel-out what already IS! Beauty IS Beautiful! NO level or No degree! Shining pleasantries through the eyes-deepen-down to the depth of the Courageous Soul who's turn deaf to Haters & Blockers!
Thank you so much hun 🥺❤️
Your hair looks so healthy and shiny 😩💕
Thank you so much
Ok that shine is really popping, Amla oil really does a lot, no wonder Indians use it so much
You have very nice hair you take good care of your hair it shows it's so nice and thick and as nice shine
Thank you very much
I use amla oil mixed with leave in conditioner. It has worked wonders!!!
I used this oil several years back. I just cannot find it in our Kenyan stores anymore. It was awesome. I wish I could get it
Try Amazon
@@Nayanzeka thanks. I sure will
Hey @eunice opul I saw a few bottles of amla at Best Lady cosmetics last week.
I just saw your hair sections and realized we might have similar hair densities... Which is really rare for me to find on UA-cam. Wishing you much grace on your endeavors.
Thank you so much
Hydrophobic means it doesn't like water, so, when we wet our hair with that product in there, it's not allowing water or water based products to penetrate the hair, so, the hair will become dehydrated, then break...so, it's good that you rinsed it out, I think.....I'm going off the info you've provided
Great way too explain it thanks
Shouldn’t u moisturize, then add oil to prevent it from breaking? Because the oil is a sealant, that seals in whatever moisture u already have in your hear.
@@rinarina4277 its funny how these things work and how we understand the microscopic processes. That's what I think too, but it was mentioned that the oil will clog the scalp. I spray rosemary water twice per day, then add avocado oil as "sealant".. stay until wash day
All oils are hydrophobic, that’s where they don’t mix in water. Use oils before V you wash, the oil will wash out with soap/shampoo because soap/shampoo is designed to remove oil. Or you can use it to finish your “LOC” or “LCO” process after the Liquid and cream in order to lock moisture in. Never use oil to “moisturize” oil is to be used to lock in moisture so that it doesn’t escape through evaporation.
This is exactly why I don't apply it to my hair since I already use a leave-in. I only apply to my scalp and edges and leave in until wash day. Sometimes I even apply it in between wash days. I love it!!!
I’ll be purchasing! I walk past this in the store all the time. Thank you! ❤
Nicely done, young lady. Thanks for a great presentation.
Thank you so much
This Oil has been in use since forever _(Centuries)._ I used it once back in the early 90's. Yes 30years ago, same Bottle with that image on it. *_Did Not like it at all. I even experienced Hair Fall which surprised me. Then realized why. It’s MOSTLY "Mineral Oil" mixed with a little Amla oil._* I prefer my Haitian Castor Oil mixed with other Natural Oils. To use Amla in your Routine: It's probably better to do a rinse out Mask with Amla powder Or infuse your own Amla oil using Amla powder.
*Tik Tok* _is Recycling Old info that's been Circulating Social Media by way of UA-cam videos & Blogs for many years, as new information,_ 😄 but it's good to make Videos about these things since there are people who don't know about it; especially in each new Generation.
I want to try out Amla powder it self, still eating to get my order thanks for the info
Same here! It has been a while since I have been using amla oil, but no results and now I'm suffering from hair loss.
Will also go back to castor oil.
yeah I noticed it gave me a headache probably from the mineral oil
But what DIDN’T work for YOU ,may WORK for SOMEONE ELSE🙂
Im going to try this, thanks for the information
You have such beautiful thick hair! Thank you for sharing this with us :)
Thank you so much beautiful
I'm fascinated by 4b/4c hair coz when you were shampooing the oil out and it looked like glitter which were I guess water droplets or suds, lol. Wow you have very thick healthy hair! Btw, I bought this same oil long ago and could not stand the pungent smell...another turn off was the use of mineral oil...wish they had used avocado oil, hemp oil or safflower my hair likes those oils..I guess my hair is 3c? if you watched Colombian soccer, I have Valderrama hair! A big pompom!
Oh wow 3c is also a lovely hair
That hair is shinnnning❣️
May I just say, you are so pretty.
Thank you so much
@@Nayanzeka your welcome
I saw a new amla version with almond in it. I prefer that smell. it's more floral.
yessss the smell of almond extract is literally amazing
This came up in my recommended videos. I have had this same oil for over a year and never used it. I will give myself a treatment this weekend. Thank you for the video.
Did you check the first three ingredients of this Amla Oil? They only used Amla in front of marketing. Amla extract is in 7th place!
Yess i did
@ uberhaute, did you watch the entire video before writing your comment?
@@czarinaczar I did not. However, her caption said she left Amla oil in her hair overnight, using Dabur Amla Oil and I know it contains Mineral oil and other ingredients before"Amla extract"!
this is why I make my own super easy and affordable
@@alexknight8174 Do you mind sharing how you make your own?
I bought this for myself about a month ago. I do like the moisturizing effect that it has when I apply it to my damp braids and let it air-dry. However, my teenage daughter seems to have discovered the bottle and has hijacked it from me.🙄
My 4B 4C hair has had positive effects, but her 3C hair really soaks it up. Surprisingly it makes her here nice and shiny and manageable. It usually tangles quite a bit, but it seems to keep her hair manageable and tangle-free. Looks like I'll have to buy another bottle for myself to see if I can get some of that darkening effect that long term use claims.
that’s exactly what I’ll do. Love the way your daughter thinks, we think alike 😂
Mineral oil or petroleum is not bad guys when used in moderation and regular washing.its the best in taming freez and lock in that moisture...am a living witness
Haha I found out about the oil from my mum too
Can I used as hair cream with out washing it.
@@azetababe pls we can I get it
I bought this today! Hope it works on my edges as well as my hair. You are beautiful and have wonderful hair.
It will thanks
I have 4c hair and certain oils work better for me than others! I have tried a mixture of unrefined coconut oil and Jamaican black castor oil as a preepoo hot oil treatment! Argan is a good oil for hair and scalp oiling! Right now I'm starting Haitian Black castor oil as a every other day hair and scalp oil because I heard it's the best! I might try amla oil later!
You’re right dear, certain oils work better than others it’s just a matter of experimenting 👍
Yes I use to use this. It made my hair very thick and healthy but it's hard to rinse out.
I would say that it works very well for 4c hair.
It's a bit smelly.
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You have such gorgeous skin 😍
Thank you for the tips on amla oil, your hair was so shiny! 🥰💜
Thank you so much
I think the issue of the scent is subjective, personally I have used Amla oil for a long time even when I had relaxed hair it did not bother me at all. As a hot oil its very good. But even mixing it with other oils for the hair its very good.
It is and I’ll definitely try it out with other oils thanks
I agree op. I use this Alma oil and it does smell a bit. That’s why I use it usually the night before wash day morning.
You have such lovely hair. Nice final results!
Thank you so much
Your hair is beautiful dear sister thank you for the video.
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Stop rushing your hair to grow faster it will grow when you take care of your health
beautiful skin texture. congrats
I've used this product for years since childhood and it really does do the trick
Love positive comments like this, thank you so much
@@Nayanzeka you’re welcome and I’m talking through personal experiences
You have beautiful, thick healthy hair
Your hair is so beautiful!!!
Thank you so much
What ingrediants are they thank you
Amla is super!!! It doesnt smell Bad Olive oil us also inside good for Hair its a famous Indian and Turkish oil
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Thank you for this video, you have such a innocent and charming way of doing things. I am trying to make my own Amla oil at the moment, but I used to use Dabur amla and I can confirm it is really good.
You're so pretty and we're hair twins!gonna try
Omg thank you so much, ok girl hair twins 🙂
Thank you for sharing your experience with this oil, you are so precious. I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial, be blessed, my sister.
Thank you so much much, glad you enjoyed it
Wow your hair looked like the galaxy lol like space and stars sparkling when you were leaning forward rinsing it.
Thank you so much 🥺
@4:28 you are not looking crazy at all.....that was funny 😊your hair looks luscious and healthy
Thank you so much
🌱Hey luv...I'm so happy to find your 🌱video's. I'm 44 years old ⚘and Amla turned my few gray hair black...what⚘ a miracle oil it is🌱God bless you dear🦚
Wow that’s really impressive really a miracle oil thank you so much
It does say on the label that it can make your hair darker
My boyfriend is from Bangladesh and he uses this.. now I use it and it does work! I use the Amla Gold formula. It smells good and makes my hair super soft. And I use the Sesa oil as well.
Nice 👍
I'm following the directions in the back of the bottle for best results I always gotten good results with any oils I'm also using Rogaine on the days I'm not using the oil ladies please follow directions on the back of the bottle I'm sure the company wouldn't give those instructions if they did not work.
Exactly dear
I been using this from timeeee it’s so good. i incorporate it into my deep condition.
That’s a great way of using it good idea
I have been using Amla oil for many years & I live by it.
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i mix it with castor oil.. its amazing
Your so sweet and your voice is so soothing to listen 👂 too. I can’t wait to watch more of your videos. ❤️
Thank you so much 🤎🤎
I make sure I order 100% Amla oil as well as I use Parachute coconut oil. The only Dabur product I use is the Vatika Enriched Coconut Hair Oil with Henna, Amla & Lemon when I do a prepoo as looking at the ingredients it doesn't include mineral oil like this one does.
I remember parachute. I started using British class oil. It's such a rich coconut oil.
Man your hair is beautiful 😍
Thank you so much
I've been using Alma oil for over 10years now, but I don't wash it out my hair unless it's hair wash day
It's greattttt 🙏💯❤️🔥💥
That’s really nice dear, good to see positive comments about this oil am really encouraged
@@Nayanzeka ❤️
@@catalinariverra Do you the same brand as in the video? It has a high mineral content. Which do you use?
@@Dezdamoonbear yes I use the same brand
I fill up a small bottle of it and use it 3/4 times a week.Then I massage my scalp for 20 minites!!!
I also use it as an warm oil before washing It works the same
Try it🔥
Okej how are your heir new ? Is beter?
i hv used it , at first i didn't really like the smell, but later I get used to it, it was nice but my hair wasn't longer.
Awesome Video! Great Results and Beautiful Hair😍 ❤️ Have a Blessed day 🤗
Thank you so much
Amala is cool in nature so don't need to heet it .. in India and Pakistan mostly women use this oil( From centuries )in summer season to keep cool scalp especially when working in the fields ect. coconut oil is for winter season as it is hot in nature .
Really good to know this info thanks for sharing
Always giving helpful tips.......I loveeeeee 😍
Thank you so much ❤️
How many days of leaving overnight to achieve amazing result? Thanks
Can be used to massage the hair 2-3 times as week, when leaving it overnight i advise it should be night before wash day
I am an African American and my hair type is 4b I’m thinking about getting this to see if it would work for me.
You just encouraged me even more to keep at it with this being a regular in my detangling process before wash day. Thank you 😊
I’m glad you came across this video dear thanks for watching
Hey how do you use the oil?
It smells horrible to the point it makes u sick to the stomach. Not worth it.
Hello ! :) Please can you do a video on your diet and what you eat on a daily basis. would love to know .
Love your videos. Your hair and skin is beautiful ❤
Beautiful hair sister 😍 💕 💖
Thank you so much
I think she already have long nice hair. Amla hair oil is good in controlling dandruff but mine did not grow much, may be i try mixing with other oils too
I've been using amla oil and mielle leave in for a year now and trimming my hair every 2 month to get rid of heat damaged hairs. Somehow my hair keeps going back to its original lenght. I've never seen my hair behave in such ways 😂❤,
Thank you for your review just ordered 16oz gonna give it an try😊
I used to use the same oil as a prepoo treatment and my hair broke off. It's not for everyone.
there's hardly any amla
I have this oil and bought it from Walmart. This one has a bad odour, at first it smells like baby oil and then boom cow manure, lol but it does feel nice in the hair. I thought it was just expired but no that’s just the smell. Thank you for the video and God bless hun!
I thought I was the only who thinks the oil had expired because of the smell at first, not until I did my research 😃
And thank you so much for watching
I wish my hair was thick like your. It’s full I am ready to us Amla oil
Water and that oil is the truth 🤫 lol I love it I got mines in queens New York my hair is growing so much omg also if you can’t get that grease and water will grow it as well and olive oil
It really is dear
I will pray my hair dam . Then apply my amla oil overnight. Beautiful hair 🥰
I'm binge watching on all your videos, love the content😍😍
Thank you so much 🥺❤️
my 4c hair loves this stuff!!!
Ooh.. I've just started using Nisa Amla oil.. Will see the results in a month's time..
hi. this comment was one month ago, i’d like to know if it helped or not!
Beautiful hair sis!
Thanks hun
Awh very great review of it's oil :)
Thank you so much
Good morning am new here recently did a big chop ,,need recommendations
You have beautiful hair❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much
Hi I love your vids. What I wanted to ask is how does your hair stay so soft
Thank you for this video. You got another subscriber here. Keep on going my dear sis.
Thank you so much 🥺
@@Nayanzeka you are welcome. Am a new youtuber and watching your content is helping me gain more confidence
Upsetting your stomach? 🤦♀️ Alma oil has a beautiful aroma. You have beautiful hair.
Thank you so much
@NayaNzeka where did you buy your Dabur amla oil in Nigeria
Jumia
I threw mine out. It left my hair hard and as I combed it was just coming out on the comb. I kept it for quite a while because I had bought it at quite some price. But I had to be realistic as it wasn't good for my hair. So I finally threw it out.
That may not be real amla - buy the real powder not this green stuff - it’s not natural
Is this oil just for treatment to put on and wash. Or can you oil your scalp with it