Vajravalli Oil, 100 ml

Vajravalli Oil: Ayurvedic Herbal Body Massage Oil for Joints and Body (100ml)

A traditional herbal massage oil for your everyday self-care routine. Vajravalli Oil is prepared with selected Ayurvedic herbal ingredients, following traditional oil-making practices, and made for the simple, soothing ritual of body massage.

Whether you're winding down after a long day or setting aside time for a weekly massage, this oil is easy to work into your routine. Pair it with a warm compress for a relaxing, spa-like experience at home.

The herbal blend

Enriched with Adamant Creeper (Vajravalli / Cissus quadrangularis), Dried Aloe Vera Gum, Sal Resin, Brown Mustard and Coconut.

Why you'll love it

• Traditional herbal preparation: Made with selected Ayurvedic ingredients.
• Made for joint and body massage: Can be applied gently as part of a regular massage routine.
• Warm compress friendly: Can be used along with a warm water compress or hot bag, as preferred.
• Easy to use: Simple application with no complicated steps.
• Carefully selected ingredients: Prepared with attention to quality.

How to use

Take a small amount of oil in your palm and warm it slightly. Massage gently over the joints or body. Leave on for about 10 minutes. A warm water compress may be used afterwards, as preferred.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin and open wounds. Do not apply heat directly over freshly applied oil on sensitive skin, and take care to avoid burns. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

A few notes:

• Infrared light: I left this out of the description. Using infrared lamps or hot bags over oiled skin can cause burns if the heat is too high or used too long. If it's on your official label, keep it exactly as printed there, along with a clear caution about temperature and duration.
• Claims: I kept the language to massage and personal care and avoided any joint pain, arthritis, or inflammation claims, which usually need licensing and label backing for Ayurvedic products.
• Brown Mustard and Sal Resin: Mustard can irritate sensitive skin, so I kept the patch-test line. Please also check that the botanical names (Cissus quadrangularis for Vajravalli) match your label.
• Warm compress wording: I made it "afterwards, as preferred" to keep it safer. Tell me if your label specifies something different.