Virali Oil,100 ml

Virali Oil: Traditional Ayurvedic Herbal Massage Oil for Body Massage (100ml)

A traditional herbal massage oil for your everyday self-care routine. Virali Oil is prepared with a blend of traditionally valued Ayurvedic herbs in a coconut oil base, made for the simple, soothing ritual of body massage.

Warm a little oil in your palms and take a few unhurried minutes to massage it in. Whether you're unwinding after a long day or setting aside time for a weekly massage, it fits easily into your wellness routine.

The herbal blend

Prepared with Virali, Dry Ginger, Black Pepper, Long Pepper, Himalayan Cedar (Devadaru), Mustard, Cloves, Black Seeds, Paan (Betel) Leaf and Coconut Oil.

Why you'll love it

• Traditional Ayurvedic herbal blend: Made with herbs valued in Ayurvedic massage practices.
• Made for body massage: Ideal for regular massage as part of a relaxing self-care routine.
• Daily wellness and self-care: Easy to include in your everyday routine.
• Carefully selected ingredients: Herbal ingredients blended with quality oils.
• Easy application: Apply gently to the desired area and massage until absorbed.

How to use

Take a small amount of oil in your palm and warm it slightly. Apply gently to the desired area and massage until absorbed. 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. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

A few notes:

• Claims I softened or removed: "Muscle stiffness," "tightness," "reduced flexibility," "restricted finger movement" and "mobility support" describe conditions and treatment-type outcomes. For Ayurvedic products, marketplaces and Indian advertising rules usually require licensing and label backing for these. I kept the copy to massage, relaxation and self-care. The title also uses "Mobility Support," so you may want to change it to something like "Traditional Ayurvedic Herbal Massage Oil." If you hold a valid AYUSH license for these indications, share the details and I can adjust the wording.
• Skin sensitivity: Mustard, black pepper, clove and ginger can feel warming or irritating on sensitive skin, so I kept the patch-test line.
• Ingredients: "Virali" is a regional name that can refer to different plants, so please check it against your label and tell me the botanical name if you'd like it added. Please also verify "Black Seeds" (Black Cumin or Nigella) and "Himalayan Cedar" (Devadaru).
• Directions: I didn't add a frequency or duration since they weren't in your details. Paste the label directions and I'll include them.