Brahmi Oil (Coconut)

This rejuvenating oil is made with gotu kola and bacopa, both known as brahmi in various parts of India. Balancing to all three doshas, Brahmi Oil can be massaged into the body or scalp to rejuvenate the nervous system and support a sense of calm. When used at night on the scalp, it supports healthy sleep patterns.

If preferred, Brahmi Oil can be applied only to your hair and scalp. Massage gently until the oil is mostly absorbed. To wash, apply shampoo to dry hair, then rinse. Or for a full body massage, here are a few steps:

1. Warm oil if desired to support nourishment and absorption.
2. Massage into your whole body with firm, gentle pressure.
3. Work your way from your hands and feet toward your heart.
4. Use long strokes on the limbs and circular strokes on the joints.
5. Let absorb for 10–20 minutes, then shower to rinse. Careful not to slip!

For external use only. If preferred, you may practice self-massage after you shower, but be mindful as oil residue can stain clothing and sheets.

Warning: All oils make surfaces slippery and can be combustible. Use caution when drying or storing linens exposed to oils as they are potentially combustible when exposed to heat. Consult your dryer manufacturer's guidelines for drying linens that have been in contact with oils.

Ingredients:
Refined Coconut Oil (Cocus nucifera)⁺, Gotu Kola aerials (Centella asiatica)⁺, Bacopa aerials (Bacopa monnieri)⁺.

⁺Certified Organic

Our oils are bottled by weight, not by volume. You can be sure you're receiving the correct amount of oil you order!

Banyan oils are packaged in recyclable BPA-free plastic containers.

This item contains no animal products and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Brahmi Oil may appear cloudy or thicker during cold months because it contains coconut oil, which begins to solidify at temperatures below 76°F.

Ayurvedic Energetics:

• Virya (action): slightly cooling
• Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for all doshas, especially good for pitta