Amla Oil With Chebe Oil for Hair Growth 4.4 FL.OZ | African Chebe Powder for Growth Amla Hair

This amla oil with chebe oil is great so far. I mix it with other oils such as castor and rosemary to make my own hair mask and leave it on for a few hours before washing it out and my hair is very soft. Made in the UAE

this entire line along with the masks are top tier and have worked wonders of helping me to maintain hair length.

Neither the box nor the bottle gave an actual list of the ingredients (at least not in English), which was annoying. The description of how to use was also vague on whether this was a leave-in all day oil or one that needed to be rinsed after it had time to soak in (description on bottle said: “spritz hair with water or chebe Retwist Spritzer and apply the Chebe Oil daily”). I found the scent to be fine…it had a light oil scent which wasn’t noticeable once added to the hair. The dispenser was interesting—under the screw off lid was a pour spout type insert that reminds me of what would be attached to a bottle of cooking oil. Personally, I think the hole on that is too big for dispensing for use in the hair. It took a lot of shaking to get the powder to mix back into the oil, but when I was actually applying the oil, it seemed to absorb into the hair and scalp quickly.

Love this Oil! Can't believe how soft this makes my hair. Be sure to shake vigorously before use as there are grains settled in the bottom.The oil isn't too thick and also there isn't a loud scent. It really works wonders on my hair.

I've heard many good things about amla oil and chebe powder so I wanted to try this out, it has powder at the bottom of the container that should be mixed up with the oil before using but I don't always mix it every time because I don't like the powder in my hair. I like how this oil is easy to use it does not have a strong fragrance and I don't have to apply much in my hair to seeing good results.

The description of this hair growth oil was intriguing, and I ordered it with high hopes. When I received the bottle, it looked more like an oil you would put on a salad than on your hair. It states on the box to shake well, and that you must do. The instructions are rather vague, only telling you to "Spritz hair with water or Chebe in the privacy of your own home". So don't plan on taking this to the gym or anywhere else!I applied a spritz of the oil to my hair after my shower. I mixed it as best as I could, and then proceeded to blow dry my hair and style as usual. After two weeks, I did not notice my hair to be any fuller or softer, or stronger. I really don't like the way my hair feels with this oil in it as it is heavier than the Biosilk product I usually uses. I would advise against this product unless you have experience with Chebe oil and know what it does for your hair. For me, it did not deliver results.

Not a major difference in hair growth since I began using it. Had some thinning spots and wanted to see if this would help. Can't confirm or deny but my spots are growing in

Before using these hair oils, I did some research. Amla oil is known for strengthening hair, reducing dandruff, and promoting growth, while Chebe oil helps reduce breakage, adds moisture, and keeps hair soft, hydrated, and manageable. I've been using these oils a couple times a week for over a month now, and so far, I’ve noticed less dandruff and improved hydration in my hair. I don’t apply it daily—just twice a week after washing my hair.