Key Benefits of Malabar Eladi Tailam

• Deeply nourishes scalp & hair follicles for stronger, shinier hair
• Calms dry, itchy scalp and reduces flakiness
• Rich, aromatic profile soothes senses and promotes relaxation
• Balances Vata energies in scalp and skin, restoring harmony
• Softens rough, dry patches and improves skin texture
• Supports gentle massage to relieve tension & fatigue
• Aids in postpartum head massage for new mothers, relieving stress

Product Description of Malabar Eladi Tailam

Malabar Eladi Tailam is an age-old Ayurvedic herbal oil crafted for those moments when you need a little extra care. At first glance its golden hue hints at rich nourishment, then the soft scent of cardamom (Ela) drifts by the senses—like a comforting whisper from tradition. A blend of pure sesame oil, warmed slowly over a decoction of ancient herbs, this Tailam warms skin, soothes dryness, and invites you to slow down. There’s a gentle warmth as you massage it in; a fleeting memory of grandma’s kitchen and lullabies, you know?

The texture is lightweight yet deeply penetrating, making it perfect for scalp rituals or a head-to-toe pampering. If stress has tied knots in your shoulders, try a brief massage—sometimes you’ll find you drift off, unexpectedly. New mothers often lean on Eladi Tailam for gentle postpartum care—it feels like a soft reminder to breathe. Dry elbows or cracked heels? It tackles those, too. Sure, modern life rushes by, but with each drop of this Tailam you’re greeting centuries of herbal wisdom. It’s not magic, just honest oil that works—and maybe that’s even better

Key ingredients with descriptions of Malabar Eladi Tailam

• Sesame oil (Tila Taila): Traditional Ayurvedic carrier oil known for deep nourishment and balancing Vata dosha.
• Cardamom (Ela, Elettaria cardamomum): Provides a soothing, uplifting aroma and gentle calming properties when applied externally.

Key uses of Malabar Eladi Tailam

• Daily scalp massage to support healthy hair growth and reduce dryness
• Nighttime head massage for newborns or postpartum mothers, calming the nervous system
• Full-body massage oil to relieve muscle tension, stiffness, and promote relaxation
• Spot treatment for dry patches on elbows, knees, heels or cuticles
• Pre-shampoo hot oil treatment: apply, wrap hair in warm towel, leave 30–60 mins
• Gentle facial massage to restore moisture and impart a subtle glow

How to use Malabar Eladi Tailam

• Warm a small amount in palms or slightly over hot water.
• Gently massage into scalp or desired skin area in circular motions.
• For hair: leave on 30–60 minutes, then shampoo as usual.
• For body: massage until absorbed; no rinse needed unless you prefer.
• Use daily or as needed for deep nourishment.

Safety information about Malabar Eladi Tailam

Children: Patch-test on a small area; avoid contact with eyes. Use minimal amount for infants.

Pregnant women: Generally safe externally but consult your healthcare provider before extensive use.

Breastfeeding mothers: Safe for topical application; avoid nipple area during feeding.

People with chronic diseases: Topical use only; seek medical advice if you have skin conditions like psoriasis or eczema.

People with allergies: Check ingredient list; perform a patch test to rule out sensitivity to sesame or cardamom.

Elderly individuals: Suitable for gentle massage but start with small quantity to assess skin reaction.

Patients taking medications: No known interactions for external use; consult physician if concerned.

People with weakened immunity: Use on intact skin only; avoid if open wounds or severe skin infections are present.

Additional information about Malabar Eladi Tailam

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep container tightly closed to preserve freshness. Shelf life approx 2 years from manufacture date. Packaged in recyclable glass bottle—please recycle after use! Cruelty-free formula with no artificial colours or synthetic fragrances. For external use only. While this Tailam harnesses centuries-old Ayurvedic tradition, individual results may vary. Not intended to diagnose or cure any disease. Always consult a qualified practitioner for personalized guidance.