Herbal oil massage is a time-tested method of rejuvenating the mind and healing the body.
Ayurvedic oil has been relied upon for
thousands of years as a fundamental part of Ayurveda. Is calming, soothing,
moistening and lubricating. Ayurvedic herbal oil cherishes the tissues of the
body.
Trust the natural power of Ayurveda herbs,
which are rich in active ingredients, together with pure and gentle oils for
enjoyable skin care. Whether for a soothing massage, rubbing in or for specific
body care needs. Selected nourishing substances combined with pleasant
fragrances, ensure a holistic body care experience. Manufacturing these oils
according to age-old original recipes often takes many hours — a luxuriously
royal experience.
We provide all kind of ayurvedic herbal oil
such as Amla hair oil, Chenab Oil, Erand Oil, Mahabhringraj oil, Arthofix oil.
These oils are solutions to health-related issues. Sheetal Herbal manufactures
the quality herbal oil for its users.
Here are few Ayurvedic wonders, their
myriad benefits and the ways to incorporate them in daily life. These ayurvedic
oils uplift the quality of your life remarkably.
1) Sesame Oil
Sesame oil plays a vital role in Ayurvedic
rituals. It is inherently warm and perfect for ‘Abhyanga.’ Abhyanga, in
Ayurveda, means self-massage that both, exercises and calms the body and mind.
When used in Abhyanga, oil is warming and relaxing. Regular self-massage with
sesame oil lubricates the muscles and tissues and provides resilience,
vitality, and vigour to the body. A warm sesame oil massage will restore the
youthfulness of the body and peace of mind.
2) Bhringaraj Oil
This one has earned quite a name for itself
for being the king of oils. Bhringaraj is supposed to be a magical potion for
hair growth and radiant skin. But, did you know most Bhringaraj oils come with
a sesame oil base? The Ayurvedic herb, Bhringaraj addresses and calms all the
three doshas in our body: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
Bhringaraj oil aids the sustenance of a
calm mind, healthy hair, glowing skin, and clear complexion. When massaged on
the scalp, it also leads to better sleep, promotes hair growth, and deters
premature greying.
3) Ashwagandha Bala Oil
Ayurveda is all about leading a holistic
life. There is excellent stress on the prevention of diseases and lifestyle
disorders. Ashwagandha and Bala are Ayurvedic herbs that promote healthy muscle
building, which consequently leads to vitality and energy in the body.
Combining Ashwagandha and Bala oils can heal nervous disorders, help in
developing strong muscles, and provide power to the body.
A massage with this oil is especially
suitable for toddlers and the elderly as these Ayurvedic herbs are most
recommended for their rejuvenating properties, and for developing and restoring
damaged muscles.
4) Mahanarayan Oil
Mahanarayan oil is made with over 29
Ayurvedic herbs. It is a potent Ayurvedic concoction that soothes, strengthens,
and nourishes damaged muscles and tendons. It promotes an active lifestyle and
is hugely beneficial for the movement and the recuperation of joints that have
weakened or undergone too much wear and tear. It also facilitates joint space
narrowing and synovial fluid dehydration, which heal and repair bones that have
grown weaker over time.
You can also use Mahanarayan oil for
regular massage by diluting it with a base oil.
5) Neem Oil
Neem prevents as well as heals diseases.
Ayurveda’s Neem oil is the most cooling of all Ayurvedic oils and works as a
cleanser and detoxifier for your body. It boosts your digestive and immune
systems.
Neem oil will soothe the heat and protect
your skin against unwanted microbes. Regular Neem oil massage can do wonders
for your skin. Also, it is a better alternative to chemical-laden creams and
moisturizers.
6) Brahmi Coconut Oil
Ayurveda originated in India. Brahmi comprises
gotu kola and bacopa found in most parts of India. When these herbs are blended
into coconut and sesame oils, a cooling concoction is formed. This oil is ideal
for use during meditation and for enhancing mental health. It helps in clearing
and calming the mind.
When massaged into the scalp just before
sleeping, it boosts mental function and awareness. It is also instrumental in
relieving sleep disorders. Use it thrice a week to improve concentration and
memory. A bright and calm mind also means less stress.
Benefits
of using Ayurvedic Herbal oil :
1)
Moisturizes the scalp
2)
Helps in hair growth and makes thicker
3)
Makes hair stronger from roots
4)
Gives you Silky & shiny hair
5)
Instant relief from pain
6)
Treats joints and knee pain
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