Ayurvedic Botanical Profileआमलकी (Amalaki)
Amla
Phyllanthus Emblica (Indian Gooseberry)
One of Ayurveda’s most revered Rasayana fruits, celebrated for its high natural antioxidant profile and nurturing effect on hair length and scalp freshness.
Rasa (Taste)
Pancha-rasa (Contains 5 tastes except salty, predominantly sour and astringent)
Virya (Potency)
Sheeta (Cooling)
Vipaka (Post-Digestive)
Madhura (Sweet)
Dosha Action
Tridoshic; especially pacifies aggravated Pitta on the scalp.
Classical Heritage
Traditional Ayurvedic Role
Amalaki is renowned as a divine rejuvenation fruit (Rasayana). In classical haircare, its naturally astringent and cooling properties help tone the scalp pores and preserve natural pigment brilliance.
Contemporary Efficacy
Modern Cosmetic Benefits
- Rich in natural Vitamin C and flavonoids that counter oxidative stress
- Helps strengthen strand cuticles, imparting natural silky shine
- Acts as a mild clarifying agent to remove build-up gently
- Nourishes dry ends and prevents brittle breakage
Formulations Featuring Amla
Where to Experience This Botanical
Hair Care200ml
Gentle Cleansing Botanical Ritual for All Hair Types
Swastha Kesha Shampoo
A thoughtfully crafted Ayurvedic hair cleanser infused with Amla, Bhringraj, Rosemary, Neem, and Keratin to purify scalp buildup while keeping strands resilient and silky.
Botanical Knowledge
Frequently Asked Questions About Amla
Amla naturally clarifies scalp buildup without stripping moisture, delivering essential micronutrients that keep the hair cuticle smooth and reflective.