Kumari Tailam
Pitta-reducing scalp and head oil. Migraine, headaches, boils or pimples on the head (not face), hair loss, scalp inflammation, scalp irritation, scalp psoriasis, insomnia (apply to head before sleeping).
Tailam (medicated oil) · Tailam (medicated oil)
Ingredients
Kumari (aloe vera) · Cooling Pitta-pacifying herbs · Coconut/sesame oil base
What Ayurveda says
Pitta-reducing scalp and head oil. Migraine, headaches, boils or pimples on the head (not face), hair loss, scalp inflammation, scalp irritation, scalp psoriasis, insomnia (apply to head before sleeping).
Traditional uses
- ·Pitta-reducing scalp and head oil. Migraine, headaches, boils or pimples on the head (not face), hair loss, scalp inflammation, scalp irritation, scalp psoriasis, insomnia (apply to head before sleeping).
How it is taken
External use. Massage 1–2 tsp into the scalp; for insomnia apply at the crown before sleep and leave overnight.
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- ✕Patch-test first. Avoid on broken or infected scalp.
Allergies
Patch-test or trial a small dose first; discontinue if any reaction occurs.
When to see a doctor
Persistent or severe symptoms, pregnancy, children under 12, anyone on prescription medication, and any new or worsening condition should be reviewed by a qualified clinician (GP or vaidya) before starting Kumari Tailam. Patch-test first. Avoid on broken or infected scalp.
The information presented here is for educational and general wellbeing purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, prescription, treatment or a cure for any condition, and is not a substitute for conventional medical care.
Ayurvedic herbs and formulations contain potent substances that can interact with medications and may be unsafe for certain conditions. Always consult your GP or a qualified healthcare professional before use. Ayurveda is classified as a complementary therapy in the UK and complements, rather than replaces, conventional treatment. We do not operate as registered medical doctors. Stop immediately and seek care if any symptom worsens; in an emergency call 999 or NHS 111.