Amla Powder (Indian Gooseberry)

Description Amla Powder is a powerhouse botanical celebrated in Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional natural healing system of India. Known for its rich vitamin C content and potent phytonutrients, Amla offers exceptional benefits for both skin and hair when used topically or in natural formulations. Wellness Products & Edibles: Amla is widely used as a dietary supplement for immunity, digestion, and overall vitality. Skin Benefits in Skincare: 1. Rich Natural Source of Vitamin C Brightens complexion and promotes an even skin tone Helps fade hyperpigmentation Protects skin from environmental stressors like pollution and sun damage Contains vitamin C naturally bonded with tannins, making it more stable and bio-available than synthetic vitamin C 2. Anti-Aging & Antioxidant Powerhouse High antioxidant content protects skin from free radicals Helps maintain collagen integrity Reduces appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, and sun spots Supports long-term DNA protection for youthful-looking skin 3. Natural Skin Cleanser & Exfoliator Helps remove dirt, impurities, and dead skin cells Promotes smoother, softer skin Reduces blemishes and skin irritation Key Benefits for Hair: 1. Promotes Hair Growth Rich in vitamins and minerals that improve blood circulation in the scalp Supports healthier and faster hair growth 2. Prevents Premature Grey Hair Antioxidants help reduce oxidative stress on hair follicles Maintains scalp health and balances Pitta to prevent early greying 3. Scalp & Hair Nourishment Strengthens hair from root to tip Enhances shine, softness, and overall hair health CAS NUM: 90028-28-7 INCI Name : Emblica Officinalis Fruit Extract Classification: Natural (N) Country of Origin: India Packaging: Our Powders/seeds are packaged in airtight Ziplock Bags to avoid spillage. DISCLAIMER: All SOPHIX NATURAL PRODUCTS  are for external use only, unless otherwise STATED. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. SOPHIX NATURAL is not responsible for ingredient purchase decisions, ingredients research and testing, or inability to follow recommended usage directions.