Key Benefits of AVP Durvadi Thailam

• Helps relieve scalp itching and reduces dandruff
• Encourages faster healing of minor wounds and cuts
• Soothes skin irritation and calms inflammation
• Supports overall scalp health and nourishment
• Traditional remedy for scabies on head
• Easy external application with gentle massage
• Lightweight oil base absorbs without greasy residue

Product Description of AVP Durvadi Thailam

AVP Durvadi Thailam is an age-old Ayurvedic oil blend crafted mainly to ease itching and support the healing of non-healing wounds. It's rooted in the Kerala Ayurveda tradition and feels slightly rustic when you apply it—like a gentle whisper from nature. The golden-hued oil is made in a sesame or coconut oil base (depending on batch), stirred with freshly extracted Durva juice and leaf paste. The result is a soothing formula that’s as comforting as it is effective.

Apply it on the scalp at night and wake up to calmer, flake-free skin—or let it rest for 30–60 minutes on a small wound before rinsing. Many users notice gradual relief after just a few applications. There’s also this old memory: mothers in villages always kept Durvadi Thailam in their wooden chest, ready to heal small cuts or calm an annoying itch. And though it’s simple, it’s surprisingly versatile.

It’s only for external use, so don’t you dare taste it. You might feel a mild warm sensation at first—that's normal. Over time, skin feels softer, calmer, and more resilient to dryness. Use it as part of your nightly ritual and give your scalp or irritated skin that ancient Ayurvedic care it’s been craving.

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Durvadi Thailam

• Sesamum indicum Oil: A nourishing base oil that supports moisture retention and gentle scalp conditioning.
• Coconut Oil: Traditional carrier oil known for soothing effect and improving skin texture.
• Cynodon dactylon Juice Extract: Derived from fresh Durva grass, this extract is used traditionally to cool and calm irritated skin.
• Cynodon dactylon Leaf Paste: Finely ground Durva leaves paste, incorporated to assist in wound healing and mild antiseptic action.

Key uses of AVP Durvadi Thailam

• Relief from scalp itching, dandruff and dryness
• Supportive treatment for scabies on the head
• Promotes fast recovery of minor cuts, abrasions
• Soothing massage oil after hair treatments
• Calms skin irritation from insect bites
• Daily nighttime scalp nourishment ritual
• Pre-shower oil treatment for healthier scalp

How to use AVP Durvadi Thailam

Apply a small amount of oil to clean, dry scalp or skin area. Gently massage in circular motions for 5–10 minutes. For scalp care, leave on overnight and shampoo next morning. For wounds, keep on for 30–60 minutes then rinse with warm water. Use 2–3 times weekly or as needed. Always do a patch test before full application.

Safety information about AVP Durvadi Thailam

Children: Suitable for kids above 2 years after patch test; avoid contact with eyes.

Pregnant women: Generally safe externally, but consult your healthcare provider if unsure.

Breastfeeding mothers: Avoid applying directly on the nipple area.

People with chronic diseases: Use only externally; patch test recommended to rule out sensitivities.

People with allergies: Contains botanical extracts; test on a small area first.

Elderly individuals: Gentle formulation, but massage lightly to avoid bruising.

Patients taking medications: No known interactions, but check with your physician if concerned.

People with weakened immunity: For minor wounds only; avoid deep or infected cuts, seek medical advice.

Additional information about AVP Durvadi Thailam

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the cap tightly closed after each use. This oil is vegan-friendly and cruelty-free. No artificial colors, fragrances, or preservatives added. Shelf life is 24 months from manufacturing date embossed on the bottle. Made in India by AVP, following strict Ayurvedic principles passed down generations. Occasionally you might notice slight color variations—that’s just nature doing its thing!