Adam’S Oil

Pungent, bitter and astringent in taste.
​Hot in the constitution.
Mucolytic, therefore removes mucus.
Balance vata and kapha doshas.
​Mildly anthelmintic.
Improve taste and appetite.
Improve skin tone and complexion.
It is a tonic for the heart.

Owing to its healing, antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties, tulsi benefits the skin by preventing blackheads, and acne and relieving skin infections, to name a few. Rich in vitamin K and antioxidants, tulsi benefits hair by stimulating blood circulation and promoting hair growth among others

Barringtonia acutangula is a medicinal tree. The seeds of the tree look like nutmeg. They are rough, brown, and marked with longitudinal grooves. The seeds taste sweet at first but bitter and nauseous afterward. The bark and root are used in the treatment of malaria as a febrifuge. The fruit is a remedy for coughs, colds, and asthma. Seeds are also used in catarrh, respiratory ailments, colic, headache, and diarrhea. They are given to children to reduce the enlarged abdomen. The bark is given as an astringent in diarrhea and blennorrhagia.

Eliminates Mouth Odour.
Rectifies Skin Conditions.
Treats Respiratory Problems.
Rectifies Gut Problems.
Adds Volume To Hair.

It is one of the most popular herbs used for hair growth and deep conditioning. Hibiscus-infused herbal hair oils can essentially help boost healthy hair growth by strengthening hair follicles; as it is rich in Vitamin C, whose deficiency is known to cause hair loss.