CLASSICAL AYURVEDIC BEAUTY OIL
Kumkumadi Oil 30 ml is a premium Ayurvedic facial oil crafted with time-tested herbs and botanical oils to nourish, moisturize and revitalize the skin. Its luxurious blend helps improve the appearance of dull-looking skin, supports a naturally radiant complexion and leaves skin feeling soft, smooth and hydrated. Suitable for daily skincare and most skin types.
KEY BENEFITS
Natural GlowSkin NourishmentHydrationRadiant ComplexionSoft SkinAyurvedic FormulaDaily Skincare30 ml
ACTIVE HERBAL INGREDIENTS
Kesar (Saffron)SandalwoodManjisthaLicoriceLotusSesame Oil
HOW TO USE
Cleanse your face, apply 2–3 drops to the face and neck and massage gently in upward circular motions until absorbed. Leave overnight or for at least 30 minutes before washing if preferred. Use daily for best results.
Cleanse your face, apply 2–3 drops to the face and neck and massage gently in upward circular motions until absorbed. Leave overnight or for at least 30 minutes before washing if preferred. Use daily for best results.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Kumkumadi Oil?A traditional Ayurvedic facial oil formulated with herbal ingredients to nourish and care for the skin.
2. Can I use it every day?Yes, daily use is generally recommended as part of your skincare routine.
3. Is it suitable for all skin types?It is suitable for most skin types. Perform a patch test before first use.
4. When should I apply Kumkumadi Oil?Night-time application is preferred for maximum nourishment.
5. Can I use it during the day?Yes, apply a small amount and allow it to absorb before sunscreen or makeup.
6. Does it feel greasy?Only a few drops are needed. Massage well until absorbed.
7. How much oil should I use?Generally, 2–3 drops are enough for the face and neck.
8. Can men use Kumkumadi Oil?Yes, it is suitable for both men and women.
9. Can it be used with other skincare products?Yes, it can be incorporated into most skincare routines.
10. Is this for external use only?Yes, this product is intended only for external application.
