Hello The benefits of sandle wood oil is increadible. If you want to combine it with any oil you can combine it with coconut oil for dryness and 2-2 drop in each nostrils before going to bed . For spot combine it with nalpalmeradi keram and you can also put it in nostrils. Honey for face as I don’t prefer to say because some people face problem of tanning with honey. This is about it… Stay blessed 😇
For some persons due to vata prakopa they have dry skins. You can apply any vata hara oils in dry skin. I don’t know about kesar oil ( I uses kesar in biryani) Triphala tailam Mahanarayana tailam Durdurpatradi tailam will be useful You can opt for panchkarma for detoxification ( snehana and Swedna) Drink plenty of water Avoid oily spicy cold foods
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If you have dry skin better to go with milk cream (upper layer of boiled milk) apply daily massage for 3-5mins then wash with warm water.
1) kumkumadi taila massage weekly 3 times leave for 10mins and wash Not with soap in night time When u r not using oil apply moisturizer Try to avoid face powder or lemon juice that will make still dry skin.
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You can just warm the oil and massage for 10 - 15 mins You can also use coconut oil and massage before bath
Kesar oil is nourishes and also gives brightening effects Use at bedtime keep it overnight Use Sunscreen 50+ SPF during day to prevent suntanning. Use Aloe vera gel for face occassionally Take in aloevera juice 10ml twice daily before food with water
Hi,wash your face Dry it Gently massage before bedtime for 3 to 4min in circular manner
Drink coconut water Fruits vegetables Stay hydrated Regular use of saffron oil good for black spot
First of all stop confusion for your skin texture, changing creams so frequently,you can use - lactic calamine lotion(dry to oily ), or the other it is mild and genuine. Taking about kesar oil… i have no experience with my patients ,but it wont harm your skin. You can use -Kumkumadi tailam at night Dont use much bleech,make up etc in regular, use aloevera gel.cucumber mask etc. for good results Diet- stop eating,spicy,oily preserved food
Kesar oil, also known as saffron oil, is indeed revered in Ayurveda for its potential benefits to enhance complexion and combat dryness. If you’re considering using kesar oil for your dry and flaky skin, here’s a practical approach based on Ayurvedic principles.
Begin by mixing a few drops of kesar oil with a carrier oil like almond oil. Almond oil is not only nourishing but also light, ensuring it doesn’t feel too heavy on your skin. This blend can be applied directly to your skin. Since you mentioned your skin’s sensitivity, do a patch test on a small area, like on the wrist, to ensure there’s no adverse reaction.
Apply this mixture once daily, preferably during the evening when your skin repairs itself naturally overnight. Gently massage the oil into your skin using upward strokes. This helps in better absorption and promotes improved circulation. Sometimes, people rush with creams, thinking more application is better, but in reality, consistency and gentle massaging are key.
Regarding using it with yogurt or honey, yes, both can be excellent additions. A natural mask combining yogurt, honey, and a few drops of kesar oil provides moisturizing and brightening effects. Use this mask once to twice a week. Yogurt offers gentle exfoliation, and honey is a natural humectant, so they work synergistically with kesar oil.
Yes, saffron oil is also recognized for helping reduce dark spots, but it may take few weeks to notice any noticeable difference. Patience is essential here; quick results may not stick around, so gradual improvement is usually better.
Although it’s tempting to mix it with other oils, avoid overwhelming the skin with too many ingredients at once. Choose one simple mix and stick to it for a few weeks before evaluating its impact.
Avoid using kesar oil during the day if you’re exposed frequently to sunlight, as oil and sunlight can occasionally lead to issues like tanning. Moisturize in the morning with a light, hydrating cream, if needed.
Lastly, listen to your skin. Ayurveda emphasizes the importance of understanding and adapting to your skin’s cues. If irritation occurs, reduce usage to every other day or consult with a healthcare provider. Skin issues sometimes have an internal cause, so look at your diet too; opt for hydrating foods and avoid excessive caffeinated beverages that can further dehydrate your skin.
If the dryness persists or worsens, considering seeing a specialist, as individualized care might be necessary.
