Amla or Jaba shampoo: which one is right for you?
Both help with hair fall — but only one also fights dandruff. Here's how to choose.
KKhairul Bashar Naeeim
24 Oct 20261 min read
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Customers ask us this every week. Both shampoos are herbal and sulphate-free, and both reduce hair fall. The difference is what else is going on with your scalp.
Choose Amla if you have hair fall and dandruff
Amla is rich in vitamin C, and our recipe adds shikakai and neem. That combination strengthens roots and calms a flaky, itchy scalp.
Choose Jaba if hair fall is your only problem
Hibiscus (jaba) nourishes the roots and softens hair. It doesn't target dandruff, so it's the gentler pick for a clean, healthy scalp.
💡 Tip
Quick rule: flakes on your shoulders → Amla. No flakes, just hair on the comb → Jaba.
Make it work faster
Oil with Bhringraj the night before washing.
Use lukewarm, not hot, water.
Give it 4–6 weeks before judging.
