The first destination is India. Here you will get acquainted with an ancient Ayurvedic remedy – refreshing Navratna Oil, made from 30 medicinal plants. This unique herbal oil has a wide range of therapeutic and health-promoting properties and is used for head and body massage.
The key components of the mixture are amla (Indian gooseberry) oil, sesame oil, camphor, menthol, rosemary oil, and thyme. The cosmetic purpose of the product: enhancing blood microcirculation, improving the nutrition and condition of the scalp and hair, successfully solving the problem of dandruff and premature graying, stimulating hair growth.
General therapeutic and health effect: Navratna Oil allows achieving an amazing balance of relaxation and vigor. Head and body massage using this 'herbal oil':
* relieves stress, eliminates headaches, nervous tension, promotes peace, muscle relaxation, improves sleep quality;
* eliminates fatigue, refreshes and tones the body, clears the mind, improves memory, creates a feeling of pleasant vigor and coolness, which is especially pleasant in stuffy and hot rooms.
When massaging the head, the oil is thoroughly and gently rubbed into the skin; for headaches, it is applied to the temples and forehead, then the head is wrapped for an hour. For body massage, the product can be left overnight. The oil is quickly absorbed, but has a slight coloring effect and may leave marks on clothing. It is not recommended to use the oil in cold weather.
The remedy combines well with other massage and essential oils, as well as natural shampoos and other products.
Thailand presents another Ayurvedic remedy, now recognized worldwide. This is a natural analgesic balm, originally created by the healers of Ancient China and now produced according to an ancient recipe in India, Thailand, China, the Philippines, and others. At all production sites, compliance with dosages, proportions, and technologies, as well as the quality of the finished product, is strictly controlled.
The main purpose of Tiger balm soft is to relieve muscle and joint pains caused by various reasons – from bruising to rheumatism and colds, to relieve excessive tension, itching, and other uncomfortable conditions.
The composition of the balm partly resembles everyone's favorite 'Zvezdochka' (Golden Star balm): it contains camphor, clove and peppermint oils, and other beneficial herbal preparations. It has a subtle pleasant smell and a good warming effect.
Indications for use:
– muscle and joint pain, sprains, bruises, spasms, tension. The painful area is massaged with the balm;
– headache, including migraine, and dizziness – apply the balm to the temples and back of the head, gently rub in;
– colds and chest cough – massage of chest and back; for hypothermia, rub the balm into the calves and soles of the feet overnight;
– runny nose, nasal congestion – apply a small amount of balm carefully under the nose;
– itching and pain from insect bites;
– to warm up muscles before sports or physical work.
Both preparations are environmentally friendly, safe, and highly effective. However, it is advisable to consult a doctor beforehand, and for allergy sufferers, to perform a test with a minimal amount of the remedy. The products are for external use only, avoiding contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Caution is required when treating children and pregnant women.
In the absence of contraindications, the versatile oil and balm will become faithful allies of your body, making your life more joyful, comfortable, and harmonious.
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