Amla Powder for Hair & Skin - EU Pack

Amla (Indian gooseberry) appears in many traditional hair and skin routines. Spierb Amla Powder offers a straightforward way to explore this ingredient within a modern EU cosmetic routine: a single-ingredient amla fruit powder that sits neatly on your bathroom shelf and mixes easily with water.

Used as an amla powder hair mask, it fits into your existing wash day steps. You mix the powder with water to create a smooth paste, apply it to the lengths and scalp, allow it to rest for a short time and then rinse before shampooing. Many people enjoy how their hair feels afterwards—fresh, light and ready for styling as usual.

For the skin, this amla powder for skin can be used in simple DIY masks for face and body. Blended into a soft paste and applied as a thin layer, it becomes part of a calm self-care moment: a short masking time, a gentle rinse, and skin that feels cleansed and comfortable.

Because this is a pure amla powder, you decide how simple or detailed your recipes are. Keep it minimal with only amla and water, or blend it with other herbs. A classic combination is Amla with Shikakai powder in a hair mask, or with Multani Mitti in a basic clarifying face mask. If you have been curious about amla powder for hair and skin, this format is designed to help you explore it in a controlled, cosmetic way.

To support you, the Spierb Learn Hub includes an Amla ingredient guide, step-by-step how-to articles, and a glossary entry for amla powder. These resources show different ways to use amla safely and comfortably within a cosmetic routine across Europe.

• Provides a flexible amla powder for hair that fits into weekly masking routines
• Can be used on scalp, lengths and ends as part of your normal wash day
• Functions as a simple amla powder for skin in DIY face and body masks
• Helps hair feel fresh, light and easier to manage after rinsing
• Leaves skin feeling cleansed and comfortable when used as a short mask
• Supports both minimal routines and more detailed amla powder hair mask recipes
• Naturally plant based amla powder and vegan amla powder for cosmetic use
• Presented in eco friendly amla powder packaging with a resealable pouch to help protect the product

Always begin with a patch test. See “Good to know” for a simple method.

For hair masks

1. Place 2–4 tablespoons of Amla Powder into a clean, non-metal bowl (adjust for hair length and thickness).
   
2. Gradually add lukewarm water, stirring until you obtain a smooth, yoghurt-like paste.
   
3. You can use it as a straightforward amla powder hair mask, or combine it with other herbs such as Shikakai powder or a little Henna if they are already part of your routine.
   
4. Apply to slightly damp hair and scalp, section by section, so that the paste is evenly distributed.
   
5. Cover with a shower cap and leave for around 15–30 minutes, avoiding complete dryness.
   
6. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, then shampoo and condition as usual.

Begin with about once a week and adjust depending on how your hair responds.

For scalp-focused use

1. Mix a smaller amount of amla powder for hair and scalp with water to form a smooth, spreadable paste.
   
2. Apply gently to the scalp using your fingertips or a brush, focusing on areas that feel heavy or in need of attention.
   
3. Leave for 10–20 minutes, then rinse, shampoo and condition as normal.

Start with shorter timings and adjust based on comfort.

For face & body masks

1. For a basic amla powder face mask, add 1–2 teaspoons of Amla Powder to a bowl.
   
2. Add enough water (or a mild hydrosol) to make a soft, lump-free paste.
   
3. Apply a thin, even layer to clean skin, avoiding the eye and lip area.
   
4. Leave on for about 5–10 minutes. If the mask begins to feel tight or uncomfortable, rinse earlier.
   
5. Rinse with lukewarm water, pat dry and follow with your usual moisturiser or body lotion.
   

Use 1–2 times per week, depending on how your skin feels.