Ayurveda Massage Oil – Eladi Thailam
Ideal for Balancing Kapha and Vata
This Ayurvedic massage oil is particularly effective for individuals with elevated Kapha in the skin and musculoskeletal system. It provides excellent support to restore the balance of Vata and Kapha. Eladi Thailam combines the benefits of cardamom for dissolving mucus and stimulating metabolism with a variety of other herbs and spices that have invigorating, nourishing, and purifying effects.
Properties of Eladi Thailam
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Balancing: Regulates Vata and Kapha.
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Invigorating: Promotes metabolic activity and energy.
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Nourishing: Supplies the skin with nutrients and moisture.
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Purifying: Supports detoxification and cleansing of the body.
Ingredients
Natural and Herb-Rich Blend
Eladi Thailam contains a balanced blend of high-quality, natural ingredients:
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Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil (Sesame Oil): Nourishing and warming – classic Ayurvedic base.
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Cocos Nucifera Oil (Coconut Oil): Cooling and nourishing, supports supple skin.
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Elettaria Cardamomum Seed Extract (Cardamom): Aromatic and balancing.
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Cinnamomum Zeylanicum Stem Bark Extract (Cinnamon): Activating and warming.
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Commiphora Myrrha Exsudate (Myrrh): Cleansing and stabilizing.
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Boswellia Serrata Exsudate (Frankincense): Clarifying and traditionally valued in skincare.
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Vetiveria Zizanioides Root Extract (Vetiver): Grounding and soothing.
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Curcuma Zedoaria Rhizome Extract (Zedoary Root): Balancing and traditionally supportive for skin balance.
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Calophyllum Inophyllum Flower Extract: Nourishing and regenerating.
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Crocus Sativus Flower Extract (Saffron): High-quality plant extract, traditionally used for radiance.
This complex composition makes Eladi Thailam a versatile Ayurvedic oil with a focus on skin care and purification.
Application
Warm slightly before use.
Use for facial massage, full-body massage, or targeted skin care.
For external use only.
Information on Ayurvedic Herbal Oils
Traditional Manufacturing and Effects
In Ayurvedic practice, herbal oils play a central role in health care and therapy. The term Thailam comes from "Tilam," sesame oil, which is used as a base oil due to its excellent properties.
Manufacturing Process
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Boiling of plant ingredients: Various plants are boiled in water until only a highly concentrated decoction remains.
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Mixing with base oil: The decoction is added to a base oil (usually sesame or coconut oil) and boiled further.
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Adding a paste: A paste made from plant and mineral ingredients is added.
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Mantra-guided preparation: Stirring and preparation are often accompanied by mantras.
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Preparation time: Production can take over 12 hours to obtain a highly effective oil.
This elaborate process ensures that the oil is absorbed particularly easily by the body and unfolds the subtle properties of the ingredients.
