Vaadi HerbalsAmla and Brahmi Blend Hair Oil - Therapeutic Grade for Hair Growth and Cooling - 6.76 Ounces

Wow! This is an amazing oil. A little is all you'll need. I used it last night as a pre-poo and slept in it. The tingly peppermint sensation to my scalp felt incredibly rejuvenating. I can't wait to do it all over again. It woke up my senses. I felt like I was at a spa getting pampered. There's no powerful aroma and the viscosity is lightweight and non sticky.

Okay this stuff is great. I decided to purchase due to some hair loss. Thankfully I have alot to spare, but I don't want the trend of thinning to continue. While I've use this is only 2 time, once a week, I can say I'm in love. My hair feels healthier and looks shine. I love the cooling effect and today it gave instant relief to my pregnancy headache that nothing would fix. I don't know if it will help me with new hair growth yet but either way I love it. Side note it does have a stong smell but personally I love it, but this is coming from someone who loves to burn indian incense.

This is my second order of this oil. I think it’s great for all hair types. I use this for my daughter and myself. I have relaxed fine hair and she has thick natural hair. My hair length is between bra strap to mid back length. (I’m maybe a 4a/4b texture and she is a 3B/3C) This oil provides both of our hair with added moisture. It’s a great consistency. Not too thick but just enough to slick her hair and seal in moisture and to coat the ends of my straight hair. I use it on my hair a couple times during the week as needed because I wear my hair out mostly. Feels great on the scalp!!! The smell takes some getting used too. My daughter loves it, I tolerate it. It reminds me of something I’ve smelt in my childhood, just can’t place it yet… nothing bad but a pretty loud/stong smell. It’s grown on me though and the benefits outweigh the smell. I was hesitant to give this a try because it was not sealed when I received it. I almost sent it back.. but glad I gave it a shot. I’ll update as I continue to use it. So far so good.

As an Asian American with Indian Punjabi heritage, this works great if you have thick hair with two different hair patterns. I use this oil for the oiling method as well. It feels wonderful before your hair wash days too. My mom being Malaysian, she also used to use Amla for our hair growing up because it's something her mom and my grandfather (Indian) would use on the regular basis. As I've gotten into my adult years and over the span of 6 years, I've learned to love my hair more.Needless to say, I bought this last Thursday and it came in Christmas Eve. The cooling stimulation, is an amazing feeling after you've washed your hair and add it to your wet damp hair from mids to ends. Then take the excess from your finger tips, and massage your scalp.I've been growing my hair out again for the last 6 years after doing a shoulder length chop, due to chemically processing my hair regularly. I lost my hair texture due to that and made my hair brutally brittle. I've used a lot of oils over the years, and Amla oil always helped ME along with argan oil to help stimulate hair growth.This one to me is the best so far. Especially when you want a "treat your self" kind of day.If you're not used to AROMATICS/AROMATIC OILS, yes it will be STRONG. But, it's also something you get used to. The scent of this always is nostalgic for me growing up, I personally love it. And, it reminds me honestly of the incense my mom used to burn for Kali and Shiva. If you like soothing scents with a strong pull, you'll like/love this too.Ps, I am sorry this was so random. Typing what I feel comes naturally. 🤌🏼✨️

First impressionIt’s smells horrible! I put it on my scalp because I have sebbric dermatitis (yes I know oils feds the yeast and make it worse, but I’m not doing anymore meds from the doctor) so I purchased this. I only tried it last night and when I opened it before trying I was like OMG it smells horrible. At first I said it smelled medicinal, then as I was laying with it in my head and read a few reviews I seen a review that said it smells like cat litter and omg it does but used cat litter and everyone knows how strong cat p33 is. I was so bothered by the smell all night. Luckily I layed a towel on my pillow or I would be washing all my bed spreads and pillows along with pillow case.The good so far it tingles like it has some sort of menthol in it, and usually when you get products with anything minty stuff it tingles for a few mins and it goes away. oh no this still was tingling all night and honestly I love it because my scalp it so bad. I’m not sure if it’s helping with my hair because I only used it tonight ( and will definitely be washing it out my hair) speaking of this its clearly a Indian oil and they tend to have straight to simi curly hair texture. They can wash there hair everyday so this oil can be used everyday. If you’re like me with 4c hair, only use this oil if you plan on washing your hair! This is not an everyday oil for us and if you want to keep it in longer make sure you have no plans to go anywhere all day. Baby the smell is definitely bad. I’ll be back in a few months to let everyone know if it worked in my hair or not. Btw I have locs so we’ll see

This is a very light hair oil, pleasant smell, absorbs well on the hair giving it a soft moisturized feel. Have noticed a bit of growth in the 2 weeks of use

So, read some reviews that said it was very greasy. So, I decided to try a different approach. I put two drops in shampoo and then rinsed. Same for my conditioner. That way all of my hair got a little and it helps mask the herbal scent. Let me say that my hair stopped fall out as much with the 1st use! It’s SOOO soft , less frizz, looks and feels healthier than ever. I’m very impressed with the results and the price. I’m sold on this stuff!!!

I’ve decided to treat my hair better, and I’ve read Amla oil is a good place to start. My hair is nice and soft, and the tingly sensation on my scalp is wonderful! Recommend!