Ayurvedic Massage Oil with Native European Herbs
Juniper-Nettle Oil – Stimulating and Detoxifying
Juniper-Nettle Oil is a stimulating and releasing Ayurvedic massage oil, specially developed to cleanse and detoxify the body. It effectively reduces Kapha and can also be used in Pitta conditions without excessively increasing Pitta.
This oil is made according to traditional Ayurvedic principles with native European plants and is free from artificial additives.
Ayurvedic Classification: Kapha Reduction and Pitta Balance
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Reduces Kapha: Supports the detoxification and cleansing of the body.
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Effect on Pitta: Can be used without excessively increasing Pitta.
Ingredients & Their Properties
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Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil (Sesame Oil): Nourishing, warming, and deeply penetrating. Classic Ayurvedic base for massage and tissue care.
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Aesculus Hippocastanum Extract (Horse Chestnut): Traditionally promotes circulation and strengthens vessels and tissues.
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Equisetum Arvense Extract (Horsetail): Rich in silicic acid, strengthening for connective tissue.
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Juniperus Communis Extract (Juniper): Clarifying, activating, and invigorating. Supports a feeling of lightness.
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Urtica Dioica Extract (Nettle): Rich in minerals. Known for purifying and vitalizing properties.
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Rosa Canina Fruit Extract (Rosehip): Rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants. Supports skin care.
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Betula Alba Extract (Birch): Activating and stimulating.
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Quercus Robur Extract (Oak): Strengthening and firming.
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Trigonella Foenum-Graecum Extract (Fenugreek): Strengthening and vitalizing.
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Vaccinium Myrtillus Extract (Bilberry): Antioxidant and nourishing.
This balanced herbal formula combines cleansing, activating, and nourishing properties in a high-quality massage oil.
Application
Gently massage in, especially suitable for legs, back, scalp or full-body massage.
For external use only.
Information on Ayurvedic Herbal Oils
Traditional Production and Application
In Ayurvedic practice, herbal oils are essential for health care and therapy. The term Thailam is derived from "Tilam," the sesame oil, which is used as a base oil due to its excellent properties.
Production Process
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Cooking of the herbal ingredients: Various plants are cooked in water until 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 cooked 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: The stirring and preparation are often accompanied by mantras.
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Preparation time: Production can take over 12 hours to obtain a particularly high-quality oil.
This careful preparation ensures that the oil fully develops the properties of the ingredients and is particularly well absorbed by the body.
