I initially bought this product for hair growth, since my hair is thin, lank, and grows slowly on top of that. Because of this, it also accumulates grease very quickly. Because of this I was a bit skeptical to add even more oil on my scalp! Well, I tried this as an overnight hot oil treatment and the next morning after I shampooed and dried I couldn't stop touching my hair,it felt so soft!! And no nasty build up! Some people have commented on the smell and the only thing that I have to add to that is the thing that really sticks out to me is the sesame seed base, which seems to be the strongest. However, as someone else noted the smell seems to diminish after the first time you open the bottle. I noticed that when I washed it out with an organic shampoo (to which I'd added just a few drops of bergamot essential oil as it has anti-fungal properties), the smell is actually quite nice. It just smells really natural and pleasant. I've been using this for about three months, along with a biotin supplement, and have noticed faster-than-average hair growth. I think I can attribute at least some of this growth to having taken better care of my scalp and the more immediate result of the oil is really soft, smooth, shiny hair without having to use the salon leave-in conditioners and masques that seem to leave behind build up.

This oil is lovely and works nicely on my hair. Smells beautiful too. It's really expensive but I assume that's because it's pure oil with no additives. In India Amla oil costs a fraction of this but it has other ingredients which may not benefit people looking to use purely natural products. I usually mix this oil with coconut and bhringraj oils, I heat the mix and then apply it on my scalp and hair roots warm. I leave it for a few hours before shampooing. What I like about this oil is that it is not greasy and has a lovely smell apart from its wonderful qualities. If you can afford it, buy it, your hair will look awesome with regular use.

I have curly hair, and I take really good care of it, but it's still dry, frizzy, and porous. It gets really tangled, and so it breaks, and I'd lose quite a bit in the shower. None of these issues really bothered me (curlies lose a lot more hair in the shower because fallen hair stays tangled in curls instead of falling off throughout the day), but I wanted to make my hair healthier, and I really wanted it to grow. I suffered a horrible haircut two years ago and my hair still hasn't grown to the length it used to be. Anyway, I used castor oil + almond oil twice, and tried castor oil + brahmi oil last weekend, and it is really amazing. My hair looks SO much shinier, and it's not nearly as frizzy, and I barely lost any hair in the shower. All that after only one use! But here's the downside: the smell is VILE! It smells SO repugnant, and it STAYS in your hair after you wash it, after it dries, and each morning after I wet my curls. So disgusting! I almost feel self conscious to let my hair down cuz every time the wind blows, I can smell this stuff faintly. However, this is my personal opinion. The smell is a weird, sickly sweet almost (but not quite) floral scent, but it is very strong. I'm gonna ask a bunch of my friends to smell my hair and tell me if it is as bad as I think it is. I'm gonna try mixing it with tea tree or citrus essential oil and see if that helps at all. So if you're wondering if this is for you, TRY IT! It's amazing for hair, minus the smell.

I bought this in desperation! I lost my two dogs to old age and illness after 18 years together, two days later, my beloved father in law suddenly died. We were completely grief stricken, I couldn't eat, lost a lot of weight and my hair started falling out. Not breaking off, just coming out of my head in clumps! In the last few months it started growing in completely white, but now I was going bald. I know it's nothing compared to everything else, but my only beauty had been my hair, and losing it, even though it's not important in the scheme of things, seemed as though part of me was dying as well. I had no idea what to do and saw this, read the reviews and bought it. My nails were also completely and painfully splitting and breaking, so I used a Q tip to put the oil on my fingernails twice a day. In just 2 days I had relief from the splitting and bleeding. I began to rub the oil on the bald patches on my head. Since my hair is long, I cut off several inches to give it less weight. There is some new growth just starting and my bangs are growing faster. If nothing else, it has helped me with the one thing I could do something about. I know my nails are growing in much faster and stronger. I have been told to check my thyroid and I will, but this has been a tremendous help through such an awful time. I know it sounds vain, and I wish I didn't care if I went bald, but I do. It just all seems so horrible. I'm so glad this helped so much. Thanks to all the people who wrote the reviews that got me to try it. I appreciate it so much.

So far so good! I’ve used this oil twice as a hot oil treatment and it makes my hair shiny and soft. It has a nutty scent that doesn’t linger. It’s quite soothing to the nose. I like it so far! Will update review after 6 months of usage.

I ordered the Brahmi Oil a few months ago and it works wonders on my scalp and hair. My hair is soft and my scalp feels hydrated. The dandruff is also gone. So, naturally when I saw the Brahmi Amla Hair Oil, I decided to give it a try. I drink the Amla Juice (also purchased from Amazon) and it does wonders for my skin and overall wellbeing. The product arrived on time and was packed very well. I will continue to use the product and give periodic updates. Hopefully with picture results of my hair. The Seller is very polite and extremely helpful. I will use them again.

I think the product is very expensive. It should be reduced in price.