Description

Health Benefits:

As a Massage Oil for Babies: Mahua oil serves as an excellent massage oil for infants. When gently massaged into their skin, it generates a comforting warmth that aids in enhancing blood circulation.

As a Pain Reliever: The therapeutic benefits of Mahua oil arise from its unique chemical makeup, viscosity, and low melting point. When applied topically, it acts effectively as a pain reliever. Its natural warmth helps to relax tight muscles and stiff joints, while its emollient properties keep the skin hydrated.

As an Insect Repellent: The oil releases a subtle scent that deters insects. In tribal areas, people often light diyas filled with mahua oil to ward off mosquitoes.

For Treating Skin Conditions: Thanks to its rich emollient content, including oleic acid, stearic acid, palmitic acid, and linoleic acid, mahua oil is used as a salve to address skin disorders such as eczema.

As a Hair Oil: The oil’s natural emollients and high levels of antioxidants work together to repair damaged hair and provide deep moisture to the scalp. It is applied to the hair for one to two hours before being washed out.