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Description: This herbal shampoo with the right blend of amla and bhringraj delivers clean and problem free hair. It is a perfect daily use shampoo for normal to oily hair that gives healthy scalp and nourishment to the hair. Amla & Bhringraj Hair Cleanser is a hair shampoo that is completely organic in nature. it has a paraben-free formula. it really strengthens my hair from its roots thus reducing damage at the tips and breakage. it even prevents hair-fall thus giving your hair your luster back. This vitamin C rich juice cures the dryness and prevents the accumulation of dandruff. Amla's Vitamin C, its anti-inflammatory plus its anti-bacterial properties can stop dandruff and also the itching caused by it, on the scalp. 4. Scalp cleanser: Amla juice is great for cleansing the scalp Amla powder is dried amla fruit, ground into a fine powder. A thin paste can be made by combining amla powder in water. Apply the paste in the hair roots and scalp to provide nourishment to the hair. Leave it on for 5-2 minutes before washing off with a mild cleanser or running water Amla, like curry leaves, is a proven tonic for hair. It slows down graying, prevents dandruff, strengthens hair follicles, and increases blood circulation to the scalp thereby improving hair growth. Amla also acts as a natural conditioner giving you soft shimmering locks. Amla Benefits:- According to health experts and nutritionists, consuming amla juice helps in improving digestion and builds a strong metabolism. Drinking a glass full of amla juice with a pinch of salt and pepper, helps in improving digestion and keeps you satiated for a longer period of time, which helps in curbing appetite Bhringraj Benefits:- Bhringaraj, popularly known as ?false daisy? in English is a traditional wonder herb, that is hugely recommended for growing long, silky and strong hair. Clad by the vernacular names as karisalankani in Tamil, gunta galagaraaku in Telugu, kesuriya in Bengali, kannunni in Malayalam.