Dabur Amla Hair Oil
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Dabur
Amla Hair Oil
Hair Oil · Budget: £3.49
4.4 (14,800 reviews)· across Amazon UK, Superdrug, Boots
Ingredients: AI-inferred — not yet verified
A traditional mineral oil-based hair treatment featuring Amla extract, though heavily fragranced with numerous potential allergens.
Hazard categories
Estimated score out of 100
Formulation score is fixed across Selenssa · Community effectiveness awaiting more reports
Based on publicly available ingredients, following our methodology. Not medical advice — always check the physical label, especially for allergies. How we score →
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Use sparingly on hair ends if your scalp is non-sensitive, or consider allergen-free plant oil alternatives.
Be cautious if
Individuals with sensitive scalps, reactive skin, or known fragrance allergies.
Against your clean standard
No, due to the high volume of fragrance allergens and artificial dyes.
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Does Dabur Amla Hair Oil contain parabens, sulfates or fragrance?
A straight yes or no for the ingredient groups people most often want to avoid, checked against this product's published formulation.
Free from parabens
Preservatives; the longer-chain ones (propyl, butyl) carry the endocrine questions.
Free from sulfates (sls / sles)
Strong cleansing agents that can strip a compromised barrier.
Free from silicones
Slip and occlusion; cyclic silicones (D4/D5/D6) are the environmentally restricted ones.
Contains fragrance / parfum
Found: parfum (fragrance). Undisclosed fragrance blends are the most common trigger for sensitised skin.
Contains essential oils
Found: linalool, limonene. Naturally derived, but among the most frequently reported contact allergens.
Free from drying alcohol
Fine in small amounts for texture; high up the list it can dehydrate.
Free from formaldehyde releasers
Preservatives that slowly release formaldehyde.
Free from chemical uv filters of concern
Restricted or debated filters with endocrine or reef-persistence questions.
Is Dabur Amla Hair Oil non-comedogenic?
No ingredients in this formulation appear on Selenssa's common pore-clogger list, so it is unlikely to be the cause of congestion for most people. Comedogenicity is still individual — texture, occlusion and how much you use all play a part.
Is Dabur Amla Hair Oil safe for sensitive skin?
Worth approaching carefully if your skin is reactive.
- Contains fragrance or parfum
- Contains essential oils or common fragrance allergens
Ingredients worth knowing about: Parfum (Fragrance), Amyl Cinnamal, Benzyl Salicylate, Linalool, Limonene, Coumarin, CI 26100.
Dabur Amla Hair Oil full ingredients list
11 ingredients analysed, in the order Selenssa assessed them. Concentration generally falls as you move down the list.
Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil), Canola Oil, Elaeis Guineensis Oil, Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla) Fruit Extract, Parfum (Fragrance), Amyl Cinnamal, Benzyl Salicylate, Linalool, Limonene, Coumarin, CI 26100.
The actives doing the work: Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla) Fruit Extract (Provides antioxidant nourishment to support scalp and hair conditioning.); Canola Oil (Supplies essential fatty acids to smooth the hair cuticle.).
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