Scab Oil, 60ml

Scab Oil: Ayurvedic Herbal Skin Care Oil with Turmeric and Virgin Coconut Oil (60ml)

A traditional herbal oil for your everyday skin care routine. Scab Oil is prepared with selected Ayurvedic herbs in a Virgin Coconut Oil base, following traditional oil-making practices.

The smooth coconut oil base spreads easily, so it's simple to apply gently to the skin as part of a regular routine. It's made for people who prefer plant-based, traditional care for their skin.

The herbal blend

Enriched with Turmeric, Indian Madder (Manjishtha), Pala Indigo Plant (Wrightia tinctoria), Bermuda Grass (Karuka/Durva), Red Creeper and Virgin Coconut Oil.

Why you'll love it

• Traditional Ayurvedic preparation: Made with selected herbs following Ayurvedic practices.
• Virgin Coconut Oil base: Smooth and easy to apply.
• Herbal ingredient blend: Turmeric, Indian Madder, Pala Indigo Plant, Bermuda Grass and Red Creeper.
• Easy to use: Apply gently to the desired area as part of your regular skin care routine.
• For external use: A simple addition to your everyday self-care.

How to use

Clean and dry the area. Apply a small amount of oil gently to the desired area. Use as directed on the label or as advised by an Ayurvedic practitioner.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin and open wounds. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. If you have a persistent skin condition, consult a doctor or dermatologist. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

A few notes:

• Disease names removed: I left out eczema, ringworm, fungal infections, psoriasis and itchy skin. Naming specific diseases in a product title or description is the fastest way to get an Ayurvedic or cosmetic listing flagged. These are treatment claims, and Indian advertising rules for drugs and Ayurvedic products restrict them unless you have the proper licensing and label approval. If your product carries a valid AYUSH license for these indications, tell me the license details and I can word it accordingly. The subtitle you were given should probably be changed too, since it lists these conditions.
• "Steroid-free": I dropped it because it's a claim you'd need testing or documentation to support. I can add it back if you have that.
• Diet note: I left out the line about balanced food habits and red meat. Dietary advice on a skin oil listing reads as medical guidance and adds nothing to the sale.
• Product name: "Scab" may itself trigger a review, since it suggests a skin condition. If you can, consider a descriptive name, such as "Herbal Skin Care Oil" alongside the brand name.
• Ingredients: Please check the English and botanical names against your label, especially "Red Creeper" and "Pala Indigo Plant," since common names vary between regions.