Amlaj Oil – Made in Egypt

Amlaj — known across the East as amla or Indian gooseberry — is a small green fruit with an outsized reputation in traditional hair care, traded along ancient routes into Egypt's markets. Its oil is dark, rich, and earthy, carrying the tart green scent of the fruit itself. For generations it has been the secret behind long, glossy, resilient hair.

Energetic profile: Cooling and clarifying, with a fresh, invigorating lift. It clears mental fog like a breeze through citrus leaves, leaving the mind feeling bright and the spirit renewed.

Traditional uses: Traditionally used for scalp massage and hair-oiling rituals, long prized for supporting the look of thick, lustrous hair and a comfortable, balanced-feeling scalp. Many people enjoy it as a weekly deep-conditioning treatment.

How to use: Massage into the scalp and through the hair, leave for 30 minutes or overnight, then wash out. May be diluted with a lighter carrier oil. For external use; dilute before applying to skin.