SOROIL Ayurvedic Skin and Foot Care Oil

SOROIL Ayurvedic Skin and Foot Care Oil: Natural Herbal Oil for Dry Skin, Feet and Legs

Give your feet, legs and dry skin the care they need. SOROIL is an Ayurvedic herbal oil made with a traditional blend of Ficus barks and natural resins, created for everyday skin and foot care and inspired by classical Ayurvedic preparations.

For rough, dry feet and skin

Dry heels, rough feet and dry patches need regular moisture. A little SOROIL massaged into the skin leaves it feeling soft, smooth and nourished, and its oil base helps form a moisture-locking layer for lasting hydration.

For tired legs

After a long day on your feet, a gentle massage with upward strokes, from ankle to thigh, is a soothing way to unwind and leaves your legs feeling comfortable and refreshed.

Why you'll love it

• Botanical formula: A traditional blend of Ficus barks and natural resins.
• Deep moisture care: Made for dry skin, rough feet and heels.
• Soothing leg massage: Designed for gentle upward strokes to help tired legs feel comfortable.
• Cooling herbal feel: Traditional ingredients valued for their soothing character on dry, stressed skin.
• Easy to include in your routine: Use it in the morning or evening as part of your self-care.

How to use

Clean and dry the area. Take a small amount of oil, warm it slightly in your palm, and massage gently into the skin. For legs, use upward strokes (bottom to top). Use once or twice daily, or as directed on the label.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use. Avoid contact with eyes and broken or bleeding skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

A few notes:

• Claims I softened or removed: "Cracked joints," "supports the appearance of healthy veins," "relief for skin irritations and redness," and "supports natural recovery process" read as treatment claims. Since this product is positioned around veins and skin conditions, marketplaces and AYUSH rules may require licensing and label backing for them. I kept the copy to dryness, softness, comfort and massage. If you hold a valid AYUSH license, you can tell me and I can restore stronger wording where it's permitted.
• "Gentle cleansing for sensitive areas" is vague and could be read as a medical or wound-care claim, so I left it out. If it's on your label, tell me exactly how it's meant to be used and I'll word it safely.
• Sun exposure instruction: I left out the 20-minute sun exposure advice. Advising sun exposure after applying herbal oils can cause irritation or photosensitivity in some people, and it's the sort of instruction that can draw complaints or listing flags. If it's on your official label, it's better kept in the "How to use" section as printed there, with a note to avoid it on sensitive or irritated skin.
• Usage frequency and ingredients: Please verify the "once or twice daily" line against your label, and share the full ingredient list (which Ficus species, which resins) if you'd like an ingredients section added.