SNA Tungadrumaadi Oil does have properties that can be beneficial for skin irritations due to its soothing and anti-inflammatory elements, but sometimes, results might take longer depending on your specific skin condition. When using the oil, gently massage it onto the affected area, letting it absorb for a few minutes before covering, to enhance its effectiveness. This helps improve blood circulation and overall skin health.
To complement the oil’s effect, consider including some dietary changes. A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids—think flaxseeds, walnuts, and fatty fish like salmon—may benefit the skin’s barrier function, as these help combat inflammation from within. Since stress seems to be a factor, incorporating stress-reducing practices like gentle yoga or meditation may support your healing process.
As for other remedies, look for oils like kumkumadi oil or neem oil, which also have benefits for skin irritation due to their antimicrobial properties. You might apply these oils on alternate days, observing your skin’s response.
One more thing, consuming warm, digestive teas with turmeric or ginger can help balance your body’s doshas, potentially easing skin symptoms, since both are known for their detoxifying qualities.
If the skin irritation persists or worsens, consulting with a healthcare professional ensures there are no underlying conditions that require immediate attention. Always patch-test any new oil or cream to check for adverse reactions, as everyone’s skin is different.
