De-Seeded Amla Powder – 8 oz / ½ LB (227g) | Pure Amalaki Powder from Amla Berries Pulp | Seed-Free & Natural

I’m very pleased with the quality of this amla powder. It’s fresh, finely ground, and easy to mix into smoothies, teas, or even hair masks. The taste is tart but clean, which tells me it’s pure and not loaded with fillers. I appreciate that it’s non-GMO, gluten-free, and preservative-free, so I feel confident using it for both internal health and external hair care. When used regularly, it supports digestion, immunity, and leaves my hair looking shinier and stronger. The resealable pouch keeps it fresh, and the 8 oz size is a good value for the price. Overall, a high-quality amla powder I’ll definitely repurchase.

The seller is amazing and has great products.

Disclaimer: I’ve used several products and posted the same review on all of em. I’m so thankful I was blessed to finally take the plunge and try these products as my skin care—it hasn’t been since clear, glowy and plump since before I hit puberty. I (used to) suffer from cystic acne and really oily skin. It was so bad, not even birth control and age toned it down (31). I’ve used tetracycline and amoxicillin, while those did work, I just didn’t want to take pills for the rest of my life. Benzoyl peroxide is so harsh and I don’t like that it bleaches and completely dries me out. I love my skin tone and I just want to be cleared up. I haven’t worn makeup since the start of the pandemic. I’ve purchased Amla, neem, rose petal, aloe, activated charcoal, and Dead Sea mud from this brand. I’ve also been using honey, and bentonite and kaolin clays from another brand that already had. Alternating these powders as face masks for 15-20 minutes daily has completely cleared and changed my skin in just a month. I’m floored! All of these powders are authentic and so powerful, so I had to give these guys a great review. My entire routine is 1. Castile soap (Exfoliate with a eco tool brush once every week or two.) 2. Mask 3. Moisturize w/ Clinique jelly That’s it. No retinols, no acids, no scrubs. It’s so simple and amazing. Light your favorite candle and play some relaxing music, while you lay in bed. Or mix them and add them to your bath on a lazy day (the rose petals smell beautiful 💖). Take care of you while taking care of your skin. I couldn’t do that before this brand. Yes there’s premade masks out there, but what else in the mystery goop? These are pure simple ingredients that high end beauty products put such a small percentage of in their pricey products. Do yourself and your wallet a favor and try the simple things in life. Thank you MB Herbals ❤️

The product was what I wanted and was shipped quickly.

Me encanta lo recomiendo 💯

This product is excellent for building up your immune system. Drink it with your favorite tea or any beverage. Tastes delicious with a little honey. It helps to boost your energy and relieve cold and allergy symptoms when added to your beverage daily. For hair treatments, Alma powder works well to strengthen hair, and darken grays. It’s great when mixed with Aloe Vera juice or gel, Henna, Moringa Powder, Bhringraj Powder, Fenugreek Powder, Black Tea or Black Coffee, Honey, and a few tiny drops of you favorite oils to color your hair with bright red or orange highlights or to a nice light brown color. Leave mixture to sit for 4 hours or overnight. Overnight is better. Then apply the mixture to your freshly washed hair from roots to ends, cover your hair with a plastic cap, and leave it in for 3 1/3- 4 hours. Rinse out well. Follow up with a moisturizing shampoo, moisturizing deep conditioner, moisturizing leave in conditioner, and a moisturizing cream. Don’t use anything with protein in it after this treatment because the mixture will dry your hair out because of the Henna. Overall, this Alma Powder darkened my hair naturally and strengthened my strands. It prevents breakage, alopecia, hair fall, excessive shedding, itching, and stunted hair grow. Alma Powder creates great slip when coupled with Fenugreek Powder, too.

Good

Great product! Has typical Amla smell. Good to use in masks for hair.