Key Benefits of AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Soothes tension-type headache and migranee discomfort gently
Promotes a sense of calm, helping to eases stress
Natural coconut oil base nourishes scalp and hair follicles
May relieve dizziness and lightheadedness quickly
Supports better sleep by calming an overactive mind
Ayurvedic blend that works without harsh synthetics
Easy to apply, non-greasy finish for daily rituals

Product Description of AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Imagine a sacred oil, hand-crafted on Kerala shores, where ancient traditions meet modern needs. AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil is inspired by the time-honored Balahatadi Tailam, reimagined with a pure coconut oil base for lighter, more soothing application. It’s your head’s best friend when tension sneaks up, or those stubborn migrainee waves roll in.

One moment you’re in a buzzing mind-race, then you gently massage a few drops across your forehead and scalp–a ritual that feels like a mini retreat. The blend seeps in, warming and comforting, whispering stories of Ayurvedic healers past. It’s simple, really. No fancy flavors or overpowering scents, just the subtle aroma of natural herbs dancing with smooth coconut. A stray thought: I swear I once drifted to sleep mid-application, that’s how calming it can be.

Formulated without parabens or artificial colors, it’s perfect for anyone craving an authentic herb-infused therapy. Keep a bottle by your bedside, or carry it in your bag for on-the-go relief–because life doesn’t wait for headaches to take a vacation.

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Coconut Oil – Traditional carrier oil known for its moisturizing and cooling properties.
Santalum album (Chandana) – Used in Ayurveda for its gentle, soothing fragrance.
Saussurea lappa (Amaya/Kushta) – Valued for its aromatic bark in classical texts.
Glycyrrhiza glabra (Yashti/Licorice) – Appreciated as a harmonizing root in herbal formulations.
Sesamum indicum Oil – A conventional base oil that supports optimal herbal absorption.
Sida cordifolia (Bala) – Referenced for its strengthening qualities in scalp therapies.
Emblica officinalis (Hata) – Known as Amla, commonly used for nourishing hair and skin.
Tinospora cordifolia (Amruta) – Traditional herb, praised for its balancing nature.
Vigna radiata (Mudga) – Green gram extract, included for its mild, purifying action.
Phaseolus radiatus (Masha) – Black gram, classically part of rejuvenation formulas.

Key uses of AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Head and scalp massage to alleviate headache and migraine head-aches
Shirodhara and Shiropichu procedures in Ayurvedic spa treatments
Daily nightly ritual to support restful, uninterrupted sleep
Soothing rub for dizziness after long travel or stressful days
Routine scalp nourishment to promote hair resilience and shine

How to use AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Warm a few drops between your palms and gently apply to forehead & scalp. Use circular strokes for 5–10 minutes. For deeper therapy, leave overnight under a light wrap. Apply once or twice daily, or as advised by your practitioner.

Safety information about AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Children: Not for internal use; patch-test on a small scalp area.
Pregnant women: Generally safe topically, but consult your health care provider.
Breastfeeding mothers: Can be used on scalp; avoid contact with nipples.
People with chronic diseases: Consult physician before routine use.
People with allergies: Check ingredient list; perform skin patch test.
Elderly individuals: Suitable for gentle massage; apply lightly.
Patients taking medications: No known interactions topically; always verify.
People with weakened immunity: Safe for external use; ensure clean application tools.

Additional information about AVP Balahatadi Coconut Oil

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shelf life: 24 months from manufacturing. Packaging: 100ml amber glass bottle with dropper cap for precise application. Manufactured by AVP Ayurveda Pvt. Ltd., Kerala, India. Cruelty-free, vegan, and free from synthetic fragrances. If oil thickens in cool temperatures, warm gently before use. Not for ingestion.