Key Benefits of AVP Asana Eladi Oil

• Promotes a sense of calm and may help relievee occasional head tension
• Supports healthy ear and eye comfort with gentle, warming properties
• Nourishes scalp and hair roots, reducing dryness and flakiness
• Traditionally used to soothe minor skin irritations and dryness
• Assists in balancing Vata dosha in Ayurvedic therapies
• Light formula absorbs well, leaving skin supple not greasy
• Perfect for self-care rituals and head massage treatments

Product Description of AVP Asana Eladi Oil

AVP Asana Eladi Oil is a time-honored Ayurvedic tailam, lovingly prepared on the classical Kerala principle, using pure sesame oil as its nurturing base. This golden oil carries an intricate blend of over thirty herbs, each chosen for their warming and balancing attributes. You might notice a subtle spice aroma—it's not too strong, but it hints at cardamom, vetiver, and myrrh mingling together. It’s made for gentle external application, especially over the head, temples, and nape of the neck, but you can also use it as a hair oil when your scalp craves some extra care.

Applying Asana Eladi Oil is like a mini ritual. Warm a bit between your palms and press lightly over your hairline. Feel the soothing warmth sinking in. Some days you’ll simply breathe in the herbal scent, a small pause in a busy schedule. Other times, you’ll draw longer lines across your forehead, letting the oil settle into your skin. Over repeated use, folks have reported less dryness around the ears and subtle relief from nagging tension up top. And yes, you can do it daily—though we sometimes forget! It’s gentle, non-staining, and a delightful addition to any Ayurvedic massage (Shiroabhyanga).

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Asana Eladi Oil

• Sesamum indicum (Sesame Oil): traditional warming base that nourishes skin
• Pterocarpus marsupium (Asana): supports head comfort and strength
• Aegle marmelos (Bilvamoola): known for gentle balancing of doshas
• Sida cordifolia (Bala): used traditionally for its comforting warmth
• Tinospora cordifolia (Guduchi): prized in Ayurveda for overall toning
• Elettaria cardamomum (Ela): adds a soothing, aromatic note
• Amomum subulatum (Sthoola Ela): offers subtle warming qualities
• Hydnocarpus laurifolia (Turushka): used in classical formulations
• Inula racemosa (Pushkaramoola): known for gentle soothing action
• Callicarpa macrophylla (Phalini): adds depth to the blend
• Bacopa monnieri (Brahmi): a staple for head and mind support
• Coleus zeylanicus (Jala): traditional aromatic herb
• Cymbopogon martini (Dhyamaka): known as Indian lemongrass
• Adenosma indiana (Sprukka): adds mild herbal warmth
• Curcuma zeodaria (Choraka): a form of wild turmeric
• Cinnamomum zeylanicum (Chocha): offers mild spice aroma
• Valeriana wallichii (Tagara): calming herb in head oils
• Taxus baccata (Sthouneya): traditional strengthening agent
• Myristica fragrans (Jati): nutmeg’s fragrant touch
• Commiphora myrrha (Rasa): resin known for gentle aroma
• Ostrea edulis (Sukti): traditional mineral component
• Ipomoea pestizoides (Vyaghra): used in head comfort blends
• Cedrus deodara (Surahva): Himalayan cedar’s woody note
• Vetiveria zizanioides (Ushira): cooling root scent
• Pinus longifolia (Srivasaka): soothing pine aroma
• Costus speciosus (Chanda): adds gentle musky warmth
• Commiphora mukul (Guggulu): classic resin in Ayurvedic oils
• Shorea robusta (Devadhoopa): known as Indian sal tree resin
• Boswellia serrata (Khapura): frankincense type resin
• Calophyllum inophyllum (Punnaga): tamanu oil-like element
• Mesua ferrea (Nagahva): ironwood flower’s bittersweet note
• Crocus sativus (Kumkuma): saffron’s delicate hue & aroma
• Cinnamomum camphora (Karpoora): cooling camphor essence
• Milk (Paya): traditional soothing medium

Key uses of AVP Asana Eladi Oil

• Shiroabhyanga: Head massage for nervous system care
• Snehana therapy: Pre-panchakarma oil application
• Daily hair oil: Moisturizes scalp, reduces dryness
• Temple application: For mild relief of occasional head tension
• Ear care (external): Gently warms around the ear area
• Eye comfort (external): Soft massage around orbital area
• Skin nourishment: Lightly massage on dry patches

How to use AVP Asana Eladi Oil

Warm 5–10 ml oil in your hands. Gently massage into scalp or temples in slow, circular strokes. Use for 10–15 minutes, then rinse or leave overnight. For Shirodhara or Ayurvedic therapies, follow practitioner’s guidance. Avoid contact with eyes; if it gets in eyes, rinse with water. Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Safety information about AVP Asana Eladi Oil

Children: Use under adult supervision; avoid contact with eyes.
Pregnant women: Generally safe for external use; consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner.
Breastfeeding mothers: Use externally only; patch test recommended.
People with chronic diseases: Seek medical advice before use.
People with allergies: Contains multiple botanicals; do a patch test.
Elderly individuals: Use gentle pressure; avoid over-massaging.
Patients taking medications: No known interactions, but check with your doctor if concerned.
People with weakened immunity: Safe externally; maintain hygiene of application area.

Additional information about AVP Asana Eladi Oil

Net Volume: 100 ml. Shelf Life: 24 months from manufacturing date. Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. This product is free from synthetic fragrances, colorants or preservatives. Packaged in recyclable materials. Perfect for daily self-care ritual or special Ayurvedic treatments at home. Please recycle the bottle after use. Note: natural separation of oils may occur; shake well before use.