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AMLA OIL

Original price was: ₨786.00.Current price is: ₨550.00.

Amla oil is a herbal infused hair oil made by steeping Indian gooseberry (amla) into a pure cold pressed base oil. Rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, it nourishes the scalp, strengthens hair, and helps reduce signs of premature greying with regular use.

USES

Massage into scalp and hair lengths to condition, strengthen, and add natural shine
Leave on for 1–2 hours, or overnight, before washing out with a mild shampoo
Apply a small amount to beard skin to soften coarse facial hair
Combine with other infused oils like Reetha or Shikakai for a targeted hair care routine

BEST FOR

Dry or dull scalp needing regular nourishment
Hair fall and weak roots, used consistently as part of a routine
Early signs of premature greying
Beard care, softens coarse hair and nourishes the skin underneath

TRUST & QUALITY

At Desi Grains, purity is not a marketing claim, it is our process. Our amla oil is:

Infused, Not Diluted, amla is slow-steeped into a genuine cold pressed base oil to draw out its natural compounds
Chemical-Free, no mineral oil, synthetic fragrance, or added colour
Sourced from real Indian gooseberry (amla), not extract powder or synthetic vitamin C
Suitable for regular scalp and hair use across most hair types

PACKING

Available in one convenient size:

100ml: Ideal for regular use as part of your hair care routine

Packed in a premium, light-protective bottle to preserve oil freshness and extend shelf life.

Description
Additional information

What Is Amla Oil?

Amla oil is made by infusing Indian gooseberry (amla) into a cold pressed base oil, rather than pressing amla itself, since amla is a fruit, not an oilseed. This is different from a true cold pressed oil like almond or sesame, which is mechanically extracted straight from the seed. Amla oil is part of Desi Grains’ Infused Oils collection, alongside Red Onion, Reetha, and Shikakai oil.

Product at a Glance

Feature	Details
Product	Amla Oil
Also Known As	Amla Ka Tel, Indian Gooseberry Oil
Process	Herbal Infusion in a Cold Pressed Base Oil
Intended Use	External Use
Suitable For	Scalp, Hair & Beard
Available Sizes	100ml
Brand	Desi Grains
Availability	Pakistan

Benefits of Amla Oil for Hair

Regular scalp massage with amla oil is traditionally used to support stronger roots, add shine to dry strands, and help slow visible signs of premature greying over time. It works best as part of a routine that also includes gentle shampooing and scalp care, rather than as a standalone fix for hair fall or grey hair.

How to Use

Part your hair and apply the oil directly to the scalp using your fingertips, massaging in circular motions. Work it through to the mid-lengths and ends if your hair is dry. Leave it on for at least 1–2 hours, or overnight for deeper absorption, then wash out with a mild shampoo. Two to three applications a week is a reasonable starting routine.

Who Is It Suitable For?

Amla oil suits most hair types, including colour-treated hair, since it’s free from mineral oil and synthetic fragrance. If you have a sensitive scalp or known allergies to hair-care botanicals, patch-test on your inner arm before applying it to your scalp.

Important Considerations

This is a cosmetic hair oil, not a medical treatment. It doesn’t cure dandruff, hair loss conditions, or grey hair caused by genetics or age, and results from herbal oils vary between individuals. If you have a diagnosed scalp condition or ongoing hair loss, speak with a dermatologist before starting any new hair oil.

Why Choose Desi Grains

Desi Grains infuses amla into a genuine cold pressed base rather than diluting it in mineral or synthetic oil, and we’re upfront that this is an infused product, not a cold-pressed one. To understand the difference in more depth, see our guide on what cold pressed oil is.

Available Size

Amla Oil is currently available in a 100ML bottle

Frequently Asked Questions

01 Is amla oil the same as cold pressed oil?

No. Amla is a fruit, not an oilseed, so it can’t be cold-pressed on its own. Amla oil is made by infusing amla into a cold pressed base oil. To see the pure, unblended version of that base oil, browse our Cold Pressed Oil range.

02 How often should I use amla oil?

Most people apply it 2–3 times a week, leaving it on for 1–2 hours or overnight before washing out with a mild shampoo.

03 Can amla oil reverse grey hair?

No. It may help slow visible signs of premature greying with consistent use, but it can’t reverse greying caused by genetics or age.

04 Is Desi Grains Amla Oil safe for colour-treated hair?

Yes, it’s free from mineral oil and synthetic fragrance. As with any new product, patch-test first if you have a sensitive scalp.

05 Can I use amla oil on my beard?

Yes, a small amount can help soften coarse beard hair and nourish the skin underneath.

06 Amla Oil vs Dabur Amla Hair Oil. What’s the difference?

Dabur Amla Hair Oil is a mass-market blended product, while Desi Grains’ version is infused into a genuine cold pressed base with no mineral oil or synthetic fragrance. Browse our Infused Oils collection to see the full range made this way.