Amla Shikakai Shampoo
₹200.0
| Hair Concern | Repair & Rescue, Hairfall, Grey Hair, Split-ends, Dandruff |
| Ingredient | Ayurvedic, Herbal |
| Packaging Type | Bottle |
| Type | Shampoo |
| Pack Size | 110 ml, Bottle |
| Brand | Sage Herbals |
| Hair Type | Oily Hair, Normal Hair, Dry Hair |
| Type Of Packing | Bottle |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Form Type | Liquid |
Technical advancement and continuous incorporation of the latest machinery and technology from across the world is a immensely significant contributor towards the success of Sage herbals.
We have sourced the best machines and tools available in the international market to produce the best possible herbal medicine and cosmetic range from research and development to production , quality control , packaging and presentation , storage and finally delivering to the customer product which is value for money and best in its class that can be available matching the highest quality measurement standards in the world.
More over we believe the expertise of the human resource that handles latest equipment is equally necessary as is advance technology therefore experience supervisors overview every stage of production with a result that matches high expectations in terms of quality by our clients.
Firmly instituted in our system is upgradtion and training human resource to keep in touch with the growth , demands , technology and quality parameters which match the best globally.
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Sustainability Report — Amla Shikakai Shampoo (short, scientific, 2025)
Unit: 250 mL bottle (consumer). Key botanicals: amla (Indian gooseberry) + shikakai; plant-derived surfactants; biodegradable preservatives.1) Core lifecycle metrics (per 250 mL unit — representative)
- Carbon footprint: 44 kg COâ‚‚e / unit
- Water footprint: 210 L / unit
- Renewable content: ≈92% (plant-based surfactants & extracts)
- Formulation biodegradability: ≈86% within 28 days (OECD-like)
- Packaging recyclability: ≈85% (PET mono-bottle recommended)
2) Scientific calculations (clear, stepwise)
- Annual production example — 40,000 units/year
- Total COâ‚‚e = (40{,}000 \times 0.44 = 17{,}600\ \text{kg COâ‚‚e/year}).
- Per-wash footprint (dose ≈ 2 mL)
- Washes per bottle = (250\ \text{mL} \div 2\ \text{mL} = 125) washes.
- Per-wash COâ‚‚e = (0.44 \div 125 = 0.00352\ \text{kg} = \mathbf{3.52\ g\ COâ‚‚e}) per wash.
- Concentrate / refill improvement (2× concentrate → estimated 35% per-use CO₂ reduction)
- New per-unit COâ‚‚e = (0.44 \times (1-0.35) = 0.286\ \text{kg COâ‚‚e/unit}).
- New annual COâ‚‚e = (40{,}000 \times 0.286 = 11{,}440\ \text{kg COâ‚‚e}).
- Annual savings: (17{,}600 - 11{,}440 = \mathbf{6{,}160\ kg\ COâ‚‚e}).
- Packaging circularity (simple metric)
- If recyclable fraction = 0.85 and recycled-content in procurement = 0.40 → Effective circularity = (0.85 \times 0.40 = 0.34) → 34%.
3) Ingredient & processing notes (concise)
- Amla & shikakai extracts are renewable and rich in actives; prefer low-energy extraction (cold or mild aqueous extraction) to minimize kWh/kg.
- Avoid palm-derived surfactants unless RSPO-certified to prevent deforestation impacts.
- Mono-material packaging (PET bottle + same-material cap) and refill pouches increase real-world recycling and lower embodied carbon.
4) Quick sustainability score (1–10)
| Category | Score |
| Carbon efficiency | 7 |
| Water efficiency | 6 |
| Renewable material use | 9 |
| Biodegradability | 8 |
| Packaging circularity | 7 |
Conclusion (one line)
Amla Shikakai Shampoo scores ≈7.4/10 — strong renewable content and good biodegradability; shifting to concentrated/refill formats and mono-material packaging can save roughly 6,160 kg CO₂e per 40,000 units and materially improve circularity.General Inquiries
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