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Amla Powder for Hair & Skin - CA Pack

Amla Powder for Hair & Skin - CA Pack

Emblica Officinalis Fruit Powder (de-seeded)

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Spierb Amla Powder is a finely milled amla fruit powder made for people in Canada who enjoy simple, mix-it-yourself hair and skin care. It’s a pure amla powder you can turn into a smooth paste for hair masks, scalp packs and DIY face masks whenever you like—without long ingredient lists or bottled blends.

Key features

  • Finely milled amla powder for hair and skin made for Canadian routines
  • Single-ingredient, plant based amla powder with no added colours or fragrance
  • Use in an amla powder hair mask, scalp mix or gentle face and body masks
  • Naturally vegan amla powder and cruelty free amla powder
  • Packed in a resealable pouch with eco friendly amla powder packaging
  • Designed as a pure amla powder you can customise in your own way
  • Works beautifully with other Spierb herbs like Shikakai powder or Henna in hair masks

Why you’ll love this product?

Amla (Indian gooseberry) is often talked about in traditional hair and skin routines. Spierb Amla Powder brings that idea into a practical format for Canada: a single-ingredient amla fruit powder that fits neatly into your bathroom cupboard and mixes easily with water.

Used as an amla powder hair mask, it’s a flexible add-on to your wash day. You simply mix the powder with water to make a smooth paste, apply it to hair and scalp, let it sit for a short while, then rinse before shampooing. Many people enjoy how their hair feels afterwards—light, refreshed and ready for the rest of their styling routine.

On the skin, this amla powder for skin can be used in simple DIY face and body masks. Mixed into a soft paste, it becomes part of a calm evening ritual: a light layer, a short pause, and a rinse that leaves the skin feeling freshly cleansed and comfortable.

Because it’s just pure amla powder, you’re in control of how simple or creative you want to be. You can keep things minimal with only amla and water, or blend it with other favourite herbs. A classic combination is Amla with Shikakai powder in a hair mask, or Amla with Multani Mitti for a straightforward face mask. If you’ve been curious about using amla powder for hair and skin but weren’t sure where to start, this format makes it easy.

To help you experiment, the Spierb Learn Hub includes an Amla ingredient guide, step-by-step how-to articles, and a glossary entry for amla powder. These walk you through different ways to fit Amla into your cosmetic routine, at a pace that suits your hair and skin.

How to use

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

For hair masks

  1. Add 2–4 tablespoons of Amla Powder to a clean, non-metal bowl (adjust for hair length and thickness).
  2. Slowly pour in lukewarm water, stirring until you get a smooth, yoghurt-like paste.
  3. Keep it simple as an amla powder hair mask, or mix in other herbs such as Shikakai powder or a little Henna if they’re already part of your routine.
  4. Apply to slightly damp hair and scalp, working section by section so everything is evenly coated.
  5. Cover with a shower cap and leave for about 15–30 minutes, making sure the paste doesn’t dry hard.
  6. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, then shampoo and condition as usual.

Start with about once a week and adjust based on how your hair feels.

For scalp-focused use

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

Begin with shorter timings and see how your scalp responds.

For face & body masks

  1. For a simple amla powder face mask, add 1–2 teaspoons of Amla Powder to a bowl.
  2. Add enough water (or a gentle hydrosol) to create a soft, lump-free paste.
  3. Apply a thin layer to clean skin, avoiding the eye and lip area.
  4. Leave on for around 5–10 minutes. If the mask starts 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 a week, depending on how your skin feels.

Benefits & results

  • Gives you a flexible amla powder for hair to use as part of a weekly mask routine
  • Fits into both scalp-focused and full-length hair masks
  • Works 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 mask
  • Supports both minimal routines and more detailed amla powder hair mask recipes
  • Naturally plant based amla powder and vegan amla powder for everyday cosmetic use
  • Comes in eco friendly amla powder packaging with a resealable pouch to help protect the powder

Ingredients

Emblica Officinalis Fruit Powder (de-seeded) - 100%

Good to know: patch test & safety

  • For cosmetic use only. External use on hair and skin; do not ingest.
  • Before first use, carry out a quick patch test (Mix a small amount of paste and apply to a discreet area of skin (such as the inner forearm). Leave for 10–15 minutes, then rinse and wait 24–48 hours. If your skin feels comfortable, you can then use it more widely.
  • Avoid contact with eyes, mouth and sensitive areas. If contact occurs, rinse well with plenty of clean water.
  • Do not apply to broken, very irritated or freshly shaved skin.
  • Natural plant powders can feel different from product to product. Start with shorter timings the first few times you use it and adjust based on how your hair and skin respond.
  • Reseal the pouch carefully after each use. Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture, steam and direct sunlight. Always use a clean, dry spoon when taking powder from the bag.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.
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FAQ's - Amla Powder for Hair & Skin - CA Pack

Can I use Spierb Amla Powder on both hair and skin?

Yes. This cosmetic amla powder for hair and skin can be used on hair, scalp, face and body. You can keep the paste lighter for facial masks and a bit richer for hair and scalp, depending on what feels best in your routine.

Is this a pure, single-ingredient amla powder?

Spierb Amla Powder is a pure amla powder made from amla fruit, with no added colours or fragrance from our side. It’s a single-ingredient amla fruit powder designed for people who like straightforward formulas they can understand.

Can I mix Amla Powder with other herbs like Henna or Shikakai?

Yes. Many people in Canada enjoy combining Amla with other Spierb herbs. A common approach is to blend it with Shikakai powder in a hair mask, or to use it alongside Henna and Indigo in more advanced routines. Introduce new mixes gradually and keep note of what your hair and skin enjoy most.

Does Amla Powder suit Canada’s changing seasons?

Spierb Amla Powder is meant to be flexible enough to use year-round. You can adjust the thickness of your paste and the time you leave it on depending on the season—shorter, lighter masks in summer and slightly richer ones in drier winter months. Start gently and see how your hair and skin respond before making it a regular habit.

How often can I use Amla Powder in my weekly routine?

Most people are happy using an amla powder hair mask or face mask around once or twice a week, depending on how their hair and skin feel. This is a single-ingredient cosmetic powder that’s easy to build into your schedule at your own speed. For ideas, recipes and routine suggestions, you can always check the Amla articles in the Spierb Learn Hub.

FAQ's - Amla Powder for Hair & Skin - CA Pack