Nalpamaradi and Eladi oils can be mixed, but that does not necessarily mean they should always be combined. Learn how their different purposes can help you decide whether to use them together or separately.
Sesame and coconut oil can both be used as bases for Ayurvedic skin oils, but they behave differently. Learn how they compare in seasonal use, skin feel, smell, cold-weather behaviour and considerations for oily or acne-prone skin.
Should a skincare gel go before or after face oil? When using them as separate products, the water-based gel comes first and the oil follows. Learn why layering order matters and how mixing the two differs from applying them separately.
More body oil does not automatically mean better results. Learn why the amount you apply matters, how excess oil can make a product feel unnecessarily greasy, and why a smaller quantity spread thoroughly may be enough.
A dark colour, thick texture or visible herbs can make an Ayurvedic oil appear richer or more authentic—but appearance is not necessarily the same as effectiveness. Learn why darker Ayurvedic oil does not automatically mean better quality.
Eladi oil is not limited to facial or body use. It can also be used on the scalp for concerns such as itching, irritation and dandruff. Learn when Eladi oil may be useful and how scalp use differs from its other applications.
Nalpamaradi oil can be used on the face as well as the body. Learn where it may fit into facial skincare, the concerns it is used for, and the practical considerations to keep in mind when using it.
Active acne and the marks left behind after acne are different concerns. Learn how Nalpamaradi and Eladi oils differ in their uses and which may be more appropriate depending on whether you are dealing with active acne or post-acne marks.
Nalpamaradi oil is traditionally used for concerns such as tanning, pigmentation, dark patches, dark circles, acne marks and uneven-looking skin tone. Understand its main uses and where it fits into a skincare routine.
Nalpamaradi and Eladi oils are both traditional Ayurvedic oils, but they are used for different purposes. Understand their key differences and how to choose between them based on your skin concern.
