Why Use Pitta Dosha Drops?

Pitta Dosha represents the dynamic interplay of fire and water elements within the body. It governs metabolic processes, enzymatic activity, and heat regulation, providing us with the energy to pursue our goals and ambitions. People with a predominant Pitta constitution are often described as ambitious, focused, and intense individuals. However, an excess of Pitta can manifest as excessive heat, leading to inflammation, skin irritations, and emotional imbalances.

• Balancing Pitta Energy: Pitta Dosha Drops have been thoughtfully formulated to help balance the fiery energy of Pitta. The combination of nourishing oils and herbs works to cool, soothe, and pacify excess Pitta, promoting a sense of calmness and tranquility.
• Blood Circulation and Connection to Self: At the heart of Ayurveda lies the practice of Abhyanga, a self-massage ritual that goes beyond physical benefits. This intentional practice not only improves blood circulation but also serves as a means of connecting with oneself on a deeper level.
• Nourishment for Body and Mind: The Pitta Dosha Drops, enriched with carefully selected ingredients, provides nourishment to both the body and mind. As the oil is gently massaged onto the skin, it penetrates deep into the tissues, lubricating joints, and promoting flexibility. The aromatic essential oils in the formula also have a calming effect on the mind, supporting emotional balance.

How to Apply Pitta Dosha Drops

The practice of Abhyanga with Pitta Dosha Drops is a beautiful way to nurture oneself. Follow these simple steps for a blissful experience:

Preparation: Begin by dry brushing the skin to exfoliate and invigorate it. This step enhances the benefits of the subsequent self-massage.

Application/How to Perform Abhyanga (Ayurvedic Self-Massage):

Step 1: Prepare the Space - Choose a calm and quiet space for your Abhyanga practice. Ensure the room is comfortably warm and free from distractions. You may also play soothing music if desired.

Step 2: Begin with Self-Connection - Stand comfortably, take a few deep breaths, and set your intention for the self-massage. Express gratitude for your body and the time you are dedicating to self-care.

Step 3: Start at the Feet - Apply a generous amount of oil to your handstand warm it between your palms. Begin massaging your feet with long, gentle strokes. Use circular motions on the joints.

Step 4: Move Upward - Work your way up your body with slow, rhythmic strokes. Massage each part of your body with care, paying attention to joints and areas of tension.

Step 5: Abdomen and Chest- Massage your abdomen and chest in gentle, clockwise circular motions. These movements promote digestion and lymphatic flow.

Step 6: Arms and Hands - Continue massaging your arms and hands, giving extra attention to your palms and fingers.

Step 7: Neck and Shoulders - Gently massage your neck and shoulders, releasing any tension. Use circular motions and avoid applying excessive pressure.

Step 8: Scalp and Face - For a more complete Abhyanga, apply a small amount of oil to your scalp and gently massage it in. Lightly massage your face with upward strokes.

Step 9: Rest and Relax - After the massage, take some time to rest and allow the oil to absorb into your skin. Wrap yourself in a warm towel or robe to retain the oil's warmth.

Step 10: Shower - Take a warm shower to cleanse your body, removing any excess oil. Pat your skin dry gently with a soft towel, leaving a thin layer of oil on your skin.

Ingredients and Their Benefits

Almond Oil

Almond oil is a nourishing and moisturizing base oil that helps soften and rejuvenate the skin. It also aids in soothing inflammation and dryness, making it an excellent choice for Pitta-prone individuals.

Grapeseed Oil

Grapeseed oil is rich in antioxidants and omega-6 fatty acids, which support skin health and help maintain a balanced Pitta Dosha.

Dandelion Root

Dandelion root is known for its cooling properties, helping to reduce excess heat and inflammation in the body.

Rose, Lavender, and Chamomile 

These calming and aromatic herbs provide a sense of tranquility, helping to alleviate stress and anxiety associated with imbalanced Pitta.

Organic Coriander

Coriander is considered a cooling herb that aids in digestion and helps balance the digestive fire associated with Pitta Dosha.

Essential Oils of Lavender and Ylang Ylang

These essential oils have relaxing and soothing properties, promoting emotional balance and a peaceful mind.

Incorporating the Pitta Dosha Drops into your daily routine through the practice of Abhyanga offers a powerful way to nurture the body, mind, and soul. This harmonious blend of oils and herbs is specially crafted to balance Pitta Dosha, providing a cooling and soothing effect to the body and promoting emotional equilibrium.