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Amla Powder (Amalaki Churna) | Hair & Skin | Riddhish Herbals 100g
Amla Powder (Amalaki Churna) | Hair & Skin | Riddhish Herbals 100g
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Riddhish Herbals Amla Powder (Amalaki Churna) is a pure single-herb powder made from 100% Phyllanthus emblica fruit — the Indian gooseberry — in a 100g pack, with no synthetic colours or preservatives added. Amalaki is traditionally valued in Ayurveda as a Rasayana fruit and is widely used in hair-care, skin-care and daily wellness routines. It is also known as Amla Churna, Aonla Powder, Amloki, Nellikai and Usirikaya, and carries the classical botanical synonym Emblica officinalis.
About Amla Powder (Amalaki Churna)
Few fruits sit as deep in Ayurvedic practice as Amalaki. This is the fruit on its own — milled fine, nothing blended in, nothing added for colour or shelf life. One pack serves three quite different routines: a weekly hair pack, a simple face pack, and internal use under a physician's guidance.
Riddhish Herbals has supplied genuine Ayurvedic products across India since 2015, and this powder belongs to our single-herb series, where botanical identity and plant part are stated plainly on the pack.
Traditional Ayurvedic Importance
Amalaki holds a special place in Ayurvedic daily care. Classical literature groups it among the Rasayana dravyas — substances traditionally regarded as rejuvenative and supportive of long-term wellbeing — and it is one of the three fruits of Triphala. The texts also describe Amalaki as Keshya, a quality linked to hair and scalp routines, and as Varnya, associated with complexion-supporting care, which is why the fruit appears so often in traditional face packs. Amla is widely known as a naturally rich traditional source of vitamin C and antioxidant activity.
Key Features
- Pure single-herb formula — 100% Amalaki fruit powder, not a mixed herbal blend.
- Correct plant part, stated plainly — made from the fruit of Phyllanthus emblica, with the classical synonym Emblica officinalis given for clarity.
- Rasayana heritage — traditionally valued as a rejuvenative fruit in Ayurvedic wellness routines.
- Keshya tradition — used in hair-care rituals for natural lustre, hair quality and scalp care.
- Varnya tradition — valued in complexion-supporting skin-care routines, especially as a simple face pack.
- Nothing synthetic added — no synthetic colours or preservatives.
- GMP-certified manufacturing — milled for Riddhish Herbals in a GMP-certified facility; genuine product, bill provided, pan-India delivery.
Ingredient Identity (label-verified)
| Parameter | Product detail |
|---|---|
| Ingredient | Amalaki / Amla |
| Botanical name | Phyllanthus emblica |
| Classical synonym | Emblica officinalis |
| Part used | Fruit |
| Composition | 100% |
| Net quantity | 100g |
| Manufacturing | Riddhish Herbals own-brand — manufactured by our contract-manufacturing partner Panchamrut Herbals (Surat), in a GMP-certified facility |
Hair Ritual — Amla Powder for a Hair Pack
Amla powder for hair is one of the most searched traditional uses of Amalaki Churna, and the routine is simple. Take 2–3 teaspoons and mix with water or coconut oil into a smooth paste that spreads easily. Apply evenly to the scalp and hair lengths, keeping it away from the eyes and any broken skin. Leave for 20–30 minutes, then rinse well. Once or twice a week is enough.
Skin Ritual — Amla Powder as a Face Pack
For a face pack, mix 1 teaspoon with rose water or plain water and spread a thin layer over clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave it 10–15 minutes — on very sensitive skin, do not let it over-dry — then rinse with lukewarm water. Patch-test first if your skin reacts easily.
Traditional Internal Use & Anupan
For internal use, Amalaki Churna is traditionally taken as part of a wellness routine: 3–5 g daily, or as directed by your Ayurvedic physician. The common anupan (carrier) is warm water, honey or ghee, as advised. Because diet, prakriti, age, digestion and health status differ from person to person, internal use should be guided by a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
Research Notes
Phyllanthus emblica / Emblica officinalis is discussed in scientific literature for its vitamin C profile, antioxidant activity and traditional use. Some laboratory studies have also explored emblica fruit extract in relation to hair-follicle dermal-papilla cells.
These are research observations, not guaranteed consumer outcomes. Individual results may vary. Use this product as a traditional ingredient for hair, skin and wellness routines.
Safety Information
Consult a qualified physician if you are pregnant, lactating, on medication, giving it to children, or managing any health condition. Individual suitability may vary. For external use, patch-test first on sensitive skin and avoid the eye area. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Storage
Store cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Keep the pack tightly sealed and protect it from moisture.
Regional Names Across India
| Language | Name | Romanised |
|---|---|---|
| Local / common name | આમળાં | Amla · Amla Churna |
| Sanskrit | आमलकी, धात्री, अमृता | Amalaki, Dhatri, Amrita |
| Hindi | आँवला | Amla, Aonla |
| Gujarati | આમળાં | Amla |
| Marathi | आवळा | Avala |
| Bengali | আমলকী | Amloki |
| Tamil | நெல்லிக்காய் | Nellikkai |
| Telugu | ఉసిరికాయ | Usirikaya |
| Kannada | ನೆಲ್ಲಿಕಾಯಿ | Nellikayi |
| Malayalam | നെല്ലിക്ക | Nellikka |
| English + Botanical | Indian Gooseberry, Emblic Myrobalan | Phyllanthus emblica (syn. Emblica officinalis) — fruit |
| Search variants | — | amla powder, amalaki churna, aonla powder, amla churna for hair, amloki powder |
| Common misspellings | — | aamla powder, amlaki churna, awla powder |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amla Powder?
Amla Powder is a fine powder made from dried Amalaki fruit, botanically Phyllanthus emblica. It is also called Amalaki Churna, Amla Churna, Indian Gooseberry Powder, Aonla Powder, Amloki, Nellikai and Usirikaya.
What is the composition of this product?
Riddhish Herbals Amla Powder contains Amalaki (Amla) fruit powder 100%. It is a pure single-herb powder with no added colours or preservatives, in a 100g pack.
What is the botanical name of Amla?
The accepted botanical name is Phyllanthus emblica. In older literature and many Ayurvedic references it also appears under the synonym Emblica officinalis.
How do I use Amla Powder for hair?
Mix 2–3 teaspoons with water or coconut oil into a smooth paste. Apply evenly to the scalp and hair lengths, avoiding the eyes and broken skin, leave for 20–30 minutes, then rinse well. Use 1–2 times weekly as part of a hair-care routine.
How do I use Amla Powder as a face pack?
Mix 1 teaspoon with rose water or plain water and apply a thin layer to clean skin, avoiding the eye area. Leave for 10–15 minutes, then rinse with lukewarm water. Patch-test first if your skin is sensitive, and do not let the pack over-dry.
Is Riddhish Herbals Amla Powder edible?
It is a single-herb Amalaki fruit powder. For internal use, follow the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic physician — particularly if you are pregnant, lactating, on medication or managing any health condition.
What is the recommended anupan for internal use?
Classically, 3–5 g daily is taken as directed by your Ayurvedic physician, with warm water, honey or ghee as the anupan (carrier) your physician advises.
What are the alternate names and spellings?
Amalaki and Dhatri in Sanskrit, Amla or Aonla in Hindi, Amla in Gujarati, Avala in Marathi, Amloki in Bengali, Nellikkai in Tamil, Usirikaya in Telugu, Nellikayi in Kannada and Nellikka in Malayalam. In English it is Indian Gooseberry or Emblic Myrobalan. Commonly searched as amla powder, amalaki churna, aonla powder and amla churna for hair.
Has Amla been studied scientifically?
Phyllanthus emblica (syn. Emblica officinalis) is discussed in the scientific literature for its vitamin C profile, antioxidant activity and traditional use, and some laboratory work has explored emblica fruit extract in relation to hair-follicle dermal-papilla cells. These are research observations, not guaranteed consumer outcomes, and individual results may vary.
How should I store Amla Powder?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the pack tightly sealed after opening and protect it from moisture.
Is it available at Riddhish Herbals?
Yes — from our Jam-Khambhalia, Gujarat store and online at riddhishherbals.com, with a bill provided on every order and pan-India delivery.
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