Shatavari Face & Body Oil 100ml

Description

Shatavari (Wild Asparagus Root) is a revered rasāyana (rejuvenation) herb whose sweet, unctuous and nourishing qualities replenish dryness and support tissue renewal.

Our Shatavari‑infused black sesame oil helps balance Vata (dryness, roughness) and calm Pitta (heat, sensitivity), leaving the skin comfortably lubricated and resilient.  Well-nourished tissue naturally looks firmer and more elastic.

Dosha guide:

Vata: ★★★ Excellent for daily replenishment and softening crepey skin texture

Pitta: ★★★ Cooling and calming for flush‑prone, sensitive skin

Benefits

🌿  Deep, lasting hydration for menopause and perimenopause dry skin without heaviness

🌿  Softens the look of crepey skin on arms, legs, neck & décolletage

🌿  Silky, massage‑friendly slip that leaves skin feeling soft, smooth and supple

🌿  Soothes sensitivity & heat (cooling, Pitta‑calming) while pacifying Vata dryness

🌿  Smooths wrinkles and slows the appearance of age lines with ongoing daily use

🌿  Multipurpose: elegant massage oil for face and a glow‑giving face & body oil for daily care

🌿 Daily self-care ritual  supports relaxation, calm, and body awareness

Best for: women in their late 30s and beyond with maturing, perimenopausal, or menopausal skin; normal-to-dry, delicate, heat-prone skin; visible dehydration; crepey texture; and fine lines.

Skin feel: silky, medium‑weight cushion that absorbs beautifully on damp skin.

Scent: lightly herbal, naturally derived (no synthetic fragrance).

Wellness benefits

💧 Long‑lasting moisture — seals hydration for comfortable skin all day

🌿 Ayurvedic balance — Vata‑pacifying, Pitta‑cooling

✨ Softens crepey look — improves the appearance of dryness on arms & legs

💤 Night ritual — ideal night face oil for a restorative, smoothing finish

🧘 Massage‑friendly slip — perfect massage oil for face

🕯️ Daily unwind — The mindfulness of massage helps settle the nervous system.

🚫 No mineral oil / no synthetic fragrance

How to use

As a daily face oil
After cleansing and misting/serum, warm 2–4 drops between palms and press into damp skin, massaging gently.

As a night face oil
Apply a few drops on damp skin after cleansing and gently massage

For crepey arms, legs, neck & décolletage
On slightly damp skin after showering apply a more generous amount and massage well.  Oil can also be warmed before use.

For face massage / glow
Use a generous slip for 3–5 minutes (fingertips, gua sha or roller). This enhances micro‑circulation and leaves a luminous finish.

For daily abhyanga massage
Use a generous amount for all body self-massage, 15-30 minutes before bathing.

Care: External use only.

Who it’s for

• Menopause & perimenopause dry skin
• Best face oil for mature skin seeking comfort & glow
• Best oil for ageing skin
• Best oil for face wrinkles
• Anyone wanting a face & body oil to simplify their routine

Ingredients

Black sesame oil, Wild asparagus (Shatavari), Winter cherry (Ashwaghanda), Small caltrops, Bael fruit, Porcupine flower, Castor oil, Indian mallow, Himalayan cedar, Indian spikenard, Indian valerian, East Indian sandalwood, Indian dill, Cardamom, Desmodium gangeticum, Uraria picta, Stone flowers, Solomon’s seal, Licorice root, Fritillaria roylei

❓Frequently Asked Questions

Is Shatavari Face & Body Oil suitable for menopausal dry skin on the face and body?

Yes. This Shatavari-infused Ayurvedic oil is formulated to replenish moisture, nourish and soften the appearance of crepey skin on the face, neck, arms, and legs.

Can I use it as a night face oil instead of or under a cream?

Absolutely. Layer 3–5 drops over your hydrating serum or mist. If very dry, seal with a small amount of your night cream.

Will it clog pores?

It’s a plant oil blend designed for comfort and slip. Most dry and mature skins tolerate it well. If your skin is very congestion-prone, begin with 2–3 drops on damp skin and adjust as needed.

Can it help with skin tightening?

Shatavari Oil can improve the feel of elasticity and smoothness by restoring lubrication. This may soften the appearance of laxity and fine lines with consistent massage and hydration.  Ayurvedically, Shatavari’s rasāyana, Vata-pacifying qualities, help tissues feel steadier and more resilient, supporting a smoother, more toned appearance with regular abhyanga.

Is it fragranced?

It has a naturally derived, lightly herbal scent (no synthetic fragrance). If you are highly sensitive to aromas, perform a patch test first.

Is it safe in pregnancy or if I have hormone‑sensitive conditions?

Topical use of Shatavari oil is generally well tolerated. If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a hormone‑sensitive condition, consult your Ayurvedic health professional and patch test before first use.

Which doshas does it balance?

Primarily Vata (dryness, roughness) and Pitta (heat, redness). Kapha types may prefer occasional use or lighter quantities.

Can I use it for face massage?

Yes — it’s a lovely massage oil for face, and pairs well with gentle lymphatic strokes, a roller, or gua sha for a glow finish.