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title: "Hesh Pharma Amla Hair Powder 3.5oz powder"
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# Long-lasting hair & scalp benefits 100% natural Amla powder Deep scalp nourishment & hydration Hesh Pharma Amla Hair Powder 3.5oz powder

**Brand:** hesh pharma
**Price:** $U654
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Unlock your hair’s natural glow with the timeless magic of Amla!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hesh Pharma Amla Hair Powder 3.5oz powder by hesh pharma
- **How much does it cost?** $U654 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- hesh pharma enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hesh pharma brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom DIY Ritual:** Create your own luxe hair oil blends with coconut & castor oils plus essential oils.
- • **Pure Botanical Power:** Harness the ancient strength of 100% natural Amla for vibrant, healthy hair.
- • **Scalp Revival Formula:** Targets scalp conditions to stimulate hair growth and reduce breakage.
- • **Visible Transformation:** Experience enhanced shine, reduced hair fallout, and rich mahogany hues.
- • **Multi-Use Beauty Essential:** Versatile for hair masks, scalp treatments, and rejuvenating face masks.

## Overview

Hesh Pharma Amla Hair Powder is a premium, all-natural hair treatment powder designed to promote hair growth, nourish the scalp, and restore dark, healthy hair. Ideal for DIY hair masks and scalp treatments, it supports reduced hair breakage and enhances shine with long-lasting results. Loved by thousands for its multi-functional use on hair and skin, this powder is a must-have for those seeking natural beauty rituals with proven benefits.

## Description

Hesh Amla Powder promotes hair growth while treating scalp conditions for dark and healthy hair naturally.

Review: *** RECIPE *** - ***RECIPE*** I have read through a lot of the reviews, it seems a lot of people are dissatisfied with the texture, and the difficulty in washing this out, but very pleased with the results. Let me share a recipe. This will allow you to get all of the wonderful benefits, without the mess, without the gritty texture and without drying your hair out. Take 8oz of coconut oil. Fractionated coconut oil works best as it stays in liquid form and will allow you to put the finished product in an 8oz pump bottle. Put the oil in a sauce pan (or better yet a mini crockpot – I have a 16oz size that is meant for sauces and I use it for all of my DIY beauty products. Add 4 tablespoons of this powder, which is about 1/3 of the package. If you are using a saucepan, put it on the lowest setting. If you are using the mini crockpot it only has a warm function (not hot like the larger models) You are going to want to let this heat for an hour to an hour and a half, stirring periodically (more often when using the sauce pan) After an hour or so, let the oil cool, it will be a deep blackish brown. Strain it into a measuring cup using a funnel and a coffee filter. The oil should be a deep amber color. Do not throw away the “sludge” that will be left in the coffee filter, you want to keep this! Once the oil is strained, the 8 ounces that you started with will be about 6 ounces, to this add 2 ounces of castor oil. I like to add a few essential oils to this mixture that are known for hair growth/health like lavender, cedarwood, rosemary, sage, tea tree, thyme and frankincense. At a minimum, I would put some Rosemary in, as it is wonderful for your hair AND acts as a preservative. Even without the Rosemary, the prepared mixture should last about 6 months, though I go through 8 ounces of it in about 4 months, using it once every two weeks. Don’t add any water, this will cause it to go bad! I put this in an 8oz pump type bottle, use glass or PET plastic, especially if you add essential oils. Then, once every two weeks, I use about 10 pumps to coat my past shoulder length hair and wrap in a plastic cap and then a large sleeping cap, and leave it on overnight. There is no grit and no mess, just wash it out (easily) in the morning. Now for the leftover “sludge”… put this in a 2oz glass jar (or PET plastic jar) and add a little more coconut oil to make it smooth. This will be a very dark brown. I then “paint” this on my gray roots, with a dye brush. I leave this on for an hour or two. It changes my grays from gray to a light golden brown, they look like highlights! This has the grittier texture that others have spoke of, but I don’t coat my hair in it, so it is not that messy or gritty. It will stain though, so cover the area with dark (or old) towels. I hope you found this a helpful alternative to just making a paste, and I hope it helps you get the benefits you are looking for without the grittiness. Good luck experimenting! P.S. This is NOT for blondes, it will turn your hair grayish!
Review: Winner - So far, I have used this product twice as a hair mask and four times as a face mask. I have about 20 inches of straight, very fine Asian hair, the bottom 6 inches of which has been badly damaged by coloring, various chemical treatments, and daily heat-styling. I've noticed a lot of split ends and breakage, and my hair is rather brittle with an alarming amount of fallout. In the past year or so. My hairdresser even noticed some thinning in the forehead area over one of my eyebrows. Although my hair is naturally dark brown to black, I've noticed light brown coloring where my hair suffers the most damage. First time I used Amla as a hair mask, I mixed it with water and found the consistency difficult to work with. I tried to mix in some coconut oil to help even out the consistency. Made a mess, but I put it through my hair anyway, trying my best to push the muddy goop toward my scalp to get some new growth going. Left the concoction in for about 30 minutes. (I was afraid to leave it in longer in case it was bad for my hair.) After washing the mixture out, I noticed my hair was a LOT softer, especially the first couple of inches near the root. Also noticed a bit more shine, also near the top. About a week later, I tried to make an Amla hair mask again. This time, I tried to put the coconut oil in my hair first, then add the Amla. I do not recommend this method. I don't think the Amla was able to penetrate too well. Will experiment yet another method next time. After the second Amla mask (this time left on overnight in a plastic shower cap) I washed it out and found my hair very clean, shiny, and agreeable. The damaged lighter brown parts of my hair are now a deep mahogany hue, which I love, and my hair holds a straight style straighter and a curly style prettier and for a longer period of time. Even the baby hairs around my forehead seem healthier and stronger. Once I get my technique right, I think the Amla will work wonders for my hair. But where I've noticed the BEST results is on my face. I love Amla as a face mask because it's so much easier than using it in hair, and the results are PHENOMENAL. The first two times I used it on my face, it was leftover mixture from my hair mask. When I make it specifically for my face, I mix it with a bit of ACV and water. I leave it on my face until it dries, then I add water and gently move my fingers over the mask in circular motions until it washes off. Afterward, my face feels soft, fresh, and smooth. This mask has worked better than anything else I have ever tried in evening out my complexion and making my skin look fresh and splotch-free. I initially had my doubts about this product, but I am now a believer. I've already put in a second order so I have plenty for both my face and hair. Highly recommended for anyone.

## Features

- Amla Hair Powder

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B005DNUWIY |
| Best Sellers Rank | #45,404 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #279 in Hair Treatment Masks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (3,786) |
| Department  | Bath & Shower |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | B005DNUWIY |
| Manufacturer  | Hesh |
| Product Dimensions  | 4.8 x 3.4 x 1.2 inches; 3.2 ounces |
| UPC  | 794437290485 755332029228 811342270811 792486881876 882328253333 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Hesh Pharma
- **Hair Type:** All
- **Item Form:** Powder
- **Item Weight:** 0.2 Pounds
- **Product Benefits:** Promotes hair growth while treating scalp conditions for dark and healthy hair naturally.

## Images

![Hesh Pharma Amla Hair Powder 3.5oz powder - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51l1kTaeWYL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Should blondes use this for thinning hair?**
A: Amla does NOT turn blonde hair blue.  Please reference actual knowledge, not internet rumors.  It sure would be great for people to actually know the answers to questions, when they answer them.  Not just answer what they THINK based on some hypothetical bs.  I like this book, Natural Hair Coloring: How to Use Henna and Other Pure Herbal Pigments for Chemical-Free Beauty, by Christine Shahin.  Best one I've found so far by someone with actual experience with lots of recipes and pictures of different results.

**Q: What are the ingredients listed as?**
A: My 'Amla' box has the following as ingredients:Ingredients: Emblica Officinalis (Amla) Fruit Powder 100%"Perfume - free & Chemical - free"

**Q: I did not realize that product is for dark hair when I purchased it. Can I use it on my blonde hair?**
A: It should work to tone the blonde hair so if you have any brassiness it may work to improve it.

**Q: Will it work if I mix this with hair oil? If so, how much powder should I put in the oil and how often should I use it for better results?**
A: Yes, I use it in oils to oil my scalp. A tablespoon would be enough. I just put it in a bottle and shake it up. You will have to shake it up each time you use it, because the powder will settle at the bottom. It will look like mud once you put in oil, but I like the results though. Hair grows fast. I use other oils that promote hair growth, so I'm not exactly sure how much it grows hair, but Amla is known for hair growth.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ *** RECIPE ***
*by D***N on April 17, 2017*

***RECIPE*** I have read through a lot of the reviews, it seems a lot of people are dissatisfied with the texture, and the difficulty in washing this out, but very pleased with the results. Let me share a recipe. This will allow you to get all of the wonderful benefits, without the mess, without the gritty texture and without drying your hair out. Take 8oz of coconut oil. Fractionated coconut oil works best as it stays in liquid form and will allow you to put the finished product in an 8oz pump bottle. Put the oil in a sauce pan (or better yet a mini crockpot – I have a 16oz size that is meant for sauces and I use it for all of my DIY beauty products. Add 4 tablespoons of this powder, which is about 1/3 of the package. If you are using a saucepan, put it on the lowest setting. If you are using the mini crockpot it only has a warm function (not hot like the larger models) You are going to want to let this heat for an hour to an hour and a half, stirring periodically (more often when using the sauce pan) After an hour or so, let the oil cool, it will be a deep blackish brown. Strain it into a measuring cup using a funnel and a coffee filter. The oil should be a deep amber color. Do not throw away the “sludge” that will be left in the coffee filter, you want to keep this! Once the oil is strained, the 8 ounces that you started with will be about 6 ounces, to this add 2 ounces of castor oil. I like to add a few essential oils to this mixture that are known for hair growth/health like lavender, cedarwood, rosemary, sage, tea tree, thyme and frankincense. At a minimum, I would put some Rosemary in, as it is wonderful for your hair AND acts as a preservative. Even without the Rosemary, the prepared mixture should last about 6 months, though I go through 8 ounces of it in about 4 months, using it once every two weeks. Don’t add any water, this will cause it to go bad! I put this in an 8oz pump type bottle, use glass or PET plastic, especially if you add essential oils. Then, once every two weeks, I use about 10 pumps to coat my past shoulder length hair and wrap in a plastic cap and then a large sleeping cap, and leave it on overnight. There is no grit and no mess, just wash it out (easily) in the morning. Now for the leftover “sludge”… put this in a 2oz glass jar (or PET plastic jar) and add a little more coconut oil to make it smooth. This will be a very dark brown. I then “paint” this on my gray roots, with a dye brush. I leave this on for an hour or two. It changes my grays from gray to a light golden brown, they look like highlights! This has the grittier texture that others have spoke of, but I don’t coat my hair in it, so it is not that messy or gritty. It will stain though, so cover the area with dark (or old) towels. I hope you found this a helpful alternative to just making a paste, and I hope it helps you get the benefits you are looking for without the grittiness. Good luck experimenting! P.S. This is NOT for blondes, it will turn your hair grayish!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Winner
*by K***. on July 4, 2016*

So far, I have used this product twice as a hair mask and four times as a face mask. I have about 20 inches of straight, very fine Asian hair, the bottom 6 inches of which has been badly damaged by coloring, various chemical treatments, and daily heat-styling. I've noticed a lot of split ends and breakage, and my hair is rather brittle with an alarming amount of fallout. In the past year or so. My hairdresser even noticed some thinning in the forehead area over one of my eyebrows. Although my hair is naturally dark brown to black, I've noticed light brown coloring where my hair suffers the most damage. First time I used Amla as a hair mask, I mixed it with water and found the consistency difficult to work with. I tried to mix in some coconut oil to help even out the consistency. Made a mess, but I put it through my hair anyway, trying my best to push the muddy goop toward my scalp to get some new growth going. Left the concoction in for about 30 minutes. (I was afraid to leave it in longer in case it was bad for my hair.) After washing the mixture out, I noticed my hair was a LOT softer, especially the first couple of inches near the root. Also noticed a bit more shine, also near the top. About a week later, I tried to make an Amla hair mask again. This time, I tried to put the coconut oil in my hair first, then add the Amla. I do not recommend this method. I don't think the Amla was able to penetrate too well. Will experiment yet another method next time. After the second Amla mask (this time left on overnight in a plastic shower cap) I washed it out and found my hair very clean, shiny, and agreeable. The damaged lighter brown parts of my hair are now a deep mahogany hue, which I love, and my hair holds a straight style straighter and a curly style prettier and for a longer period of time. Even the baby hairs around my forehead seem healthier and stronger. Once I get my technique right, I think the Amla will work wonders for my hair. But where I've noticed the BEST results is on my face. I love Amla as a face mask because it's so much easier than using it in hair, and the results are PHENOMENAL. The first two times I used it on my face, it was leftover mixture from my hair mask. When I make it specifically for my face, I mix it with a bit of ACV and water. I leave it on my face until it dries, then I add water and gently move my fingers over the mask in circular motions until it washes off. Afterward, my face feels soft, fresh, and smooth. This mask has worked better than anything else I have ever tried in evening out my complexion and making my skin look fresh and splotch-free. I initially had my doubts about this product, but I am now a believer. I've already put in a second order so I have plenty for both my face and hair. Highly recommended for anyone.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Alma powder is good for the hair!
*by S***E on September 8, 2025*

I've been using Alma powder for years, and it really defines my hair, it makes my hair feel very soft. It has also aided in the growth of my hair. I will always use this stuff, It's good and affordable and it works.

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