Organic Amla Powder

We offer you an organically grown Amla fruit powder directly from India, where it has been used traditionally for thousands of years. This powder is bought directly from the producer. The fruit's high vitamin C content makes it one of the most powerful regenerants in Ayurvedic medicine, and it is also used in cosmetics to promote hair growth and combat premature grey hair. This product is therefore one of our exceptional products.

Amla, an Indian plant powder with many traditional uses

Native to India, the amla tree is renowned for its longevity and produces edible fruit also known as 'Indian gooseberries'.

Amla is widely used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine, where its name means 'nurse', referring to its uses as a powerful tissue and cell regenerator and general stimulant. Renowned for soothing people with Vâta and Pitta doshas and boosting vitality, it also has digestive stimulating properties, haemostatic power and antibacterial, analgesic and anti-inflammatory features.

After harvesting, which is usually done by hand, the amla fruit is dried using a high-tech process and then ground to produce a fine, high-quality powder.

This powder is obtained without going through an intermediary, so we can guarantee you not only the best price, but also provide you with a guarantee of quality and traceability.

In cosmetics, amla is helpful in skincare thanks to its stimulating and anti-ageing properties, and it can be used as a mask or macerate in your anti-ageing treatments to revive the complexion of dull, tired skin.

Its regenerating and antioxidant properties mean amla is recommended for stimulating hair growth, slowing hair loss and combatting premature grey hair. It is also renowned for making it easier to colour dark hair.

Ayurveda, or Ayurvedic medicine, is a comprehensive sacred therapeutic science that has been used for over 5,000 years in India. It is also a philosophy and a way of life. In Sanskrit, 'ayur' means 'life' and 'veda' means 'science or knowledge'. Discovered by the Rishis or great sages of the Himalayas through observation of nature and the five elements (Water, Earth, Fire, Air, and Space or Ether), it is based on the concept of the three doshas (Vâta, Pitta and Kapha), which is each comprised of two elements.

Everyone is born with their own doshas, often with one or two dominant doshas. The aim of Ayurveda is to live in harmony with your basic constitution, to know what helps you to stay healthy, happy and have beautiful skin, but also to learn to identify anything that makes you ill or unhappy. To ensure that your constitution is balanced, you need to choose activities, foods or plants that are the opposite of the characteristics of your dominant doshas and that will therefore soothe these dominant doshas.

Amla or Amalaki in Sanskrit (Indian language) is a tree native to India which belongs to the Euphorbiaceae family. It is renowned for its longevity.

The Sanskrit name of this plant means 'nurse', reflecting its many properties for treating health problems. Its fruit, known as Indian gooseberry, is widely used in traditional Indian medicine. Amla is renowned in Indian medicine as one of the most powerful regenerants. Very rich in vitamin C, the fruit is used as a general stimulant or tonic. It is used to make jams and jellies, and most famously, an Indian confection considered by Ayurvedic medicine to be the main regenerating tonic.

Ayurvedic medicine recommends amla powder for a variety of disorders, for example, various types of inflammation, lack of energy, or loss of form. From a beauty point of view, this powder is reputed to promote hair and nail growth and strengthen teeth , making it a useful ingredient for homemade beauty products.