Amla Fruit Extract Powder 10:1

Ayurvedic Strength and Shine, Concentrated

Amla is the Ayurvedic fruit behind generations of strong, glossy hair. Our 10:1 Amla Fruit Extract Powder concentrates it into a dry format ideal for hair masks, scalp powders and brightening face masks.

About the Amla Plant

Fresh amla fruit is highly perishable, so it is traditionally dried and powdered for hair packs. Our extract goes further: the fruit is extracted and concentrated 10:1 before drying, so the powder carries the fruit’s tannins and organic acids at higher strength than milled amla.

Why Formulators Choose Amla Fruit Extract Powder 10:1

Amla powders are often simply milled fruit; ours is a 10:1 extract made to a higher concentration than many market grades. That gives hair masks real botanical intensity at sensible use levels.

Key Benefits

• Concentrated 10:1 extract, not just milled fruit
• Hair strength and shine positioning
• Vitamin C-rich fruit with a brightening image
• Perfect for hair masks and herbal powders
• Long shelf life as a dry powder

Applications

• Hair masks and herbal hair packs
• Strengthening shampoos
• Scalp powders
• Brightening face masks
• Ayurvedic-inspired creams

How to Use

Disperse in water or blend into powders. Partially water-soluble, so mix well or pre-disperse in glycerin. Recommended use level: 1–5%. This is a raw cosmetic ingredient for use in formulations only, not for direct application to skin or hair.

Specifications

INCI	Phyllanthus Emblica Fruit Extract
Form	Dry extract powder
Standardization	10:1 extract ratio
Appearance (typical)	Fine tan to light brown powder
Solubility	Partially water-soluble
Recommended use level	1–5%
Shelf life (unopened)	About 2 years
Sizes	1 oz, 4 oz and 16 oz
Packaging	Jar or resealable pouch with BeautyLabPro label

Typical values for this grade. Exact figures for your lot are on the Certificate of Analysis supplied with each order.

Pairs Well With

Build a complete formula with our Amla Fruit Glycolic Extract and Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Quinoa and Pea Hair Complex. For more actives, browse our active ingredients.

FAQ

Is this the same as amla powder?

No. Amla powder is usually milled fruit; this is a 10:1 extract.

Is it fully water-soluble?

A reference supplier lists it as partially water-soluble; pre-disperse for best results.

What use level is typical?

1–5%, and up to 10% in hair masks.

How long does it keep?

A reference supplier lists about two years; follow your COA.

How is Amla Fruit Extract Powder 10:1 packed?

It ships in a jar or resealable pouch with the BeautyLabPro label, in 1 oz, 4 oz and 16 oz sizes. Keep it tightly closed in a cool, dry place to prevent caking.

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For cosmetic manufacturing use only. Specifications can vary by lot; refer to the Certificate of Analysis supplied with your order. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA and the ingredient is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.