BASIC INFO
Kumkumadi Oil
Kumkumadi Oil for face and skin is an Ayurvedic formulation using traditional ingredients that are known to be highly beneficial for the complexion of the skin. The ingredients used in the formulation are known to help brighten the skin, improve complexion, texture, and glow, as well as minimize scars and acne. The key ingredient in the Kumkumadi Tailam is the kumkum flower which is known as saffron. It is blended with other skincare ingredients that greatly benefit the skin and make this an ideal addition to your skincare routine.

Kumkumadi oil is an all-rounder oil to clean your skin completely and maintain the complexion for a long time. According to Ayurveda, Kumkumadi oil is a wonderful elixir possessing all the necessary properties to help your body get rid of impurities both internally and externally.
 
About Kumkumadi Oil
Kerala Ayurveda's Kumkumadi oil in Ayurveda herbal oil used for face massage that is helpful to improve complexion, skin texture, minimize acne and scars. It is a unique blend of herbs and oils which brighten your skin naturally. The rare and exotic saffron flowers retexture the skin making it spotlessly and blemish-free. It can be used as a day moisturizer or as a night treatment for better results. Being light oil it is easily absorbed. It also offers natural protection against UV rays and fights against the symptoms of aging, naturally. In Ayurvedic skincare top 10, Kumkumadi oil from various Ayurvedic practices has a special place as a preventive and protective Ayurvedic formulation.
 
How to Use
Apply this luxurious oil on clean skin and gently massage upwards. It can be used under makeup as a moisturizer or sunblock.
 
 
Kumkumadi Tailam Uses And Key Features
A Natural solution for all skin problems
Evens skin tone
Moisturizes skin and dry patches
Adds a bright glow to the skin
Anti-aging benefits
 
Ingredients in Kumkumadi Tel (Tailam/Oil)
Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
 
Licorice or Mulethi is a common ingredient in Indian kitchens
Great for sensitive skin
Brightens the skin
Helps minimize dark circles
Helps reduce discoloration and age spots
This is one among the group of 10 herbs called the Jeevaneeya Gana (10 herbs) which have anti-ageing properties
It is also a part of the Varnya group of herbs that are good for the skin
Yashtimadhu is one of the Ayurvedic ingredients that is believed to reduce blemishes and spots on the skin. It is especially good at reducing Pitta caused spots and marks.
It is a Kandhugna herb that relieves skin itching making it a part of Ayurvedic treatment for eczema and psoriasis 
It is found to have a soothing effect on the throat and is used in formulations for a sore or hoarse throat 
It is a multipurpose ingredient helpful in the formulation of Ayurvedic medicines as an anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-bacterial, anti-arthritic, analgesic and antacid
It pacifies the Pitta and Vata Doshas
Its beneficial effect of both testosterone and estrogen makes it useful in treating prostate troubles as well as menopause issues
 
Lal Chandan (Pterocarpus Santalinus)
Red sandalwood
Possess antibacterial properties
Help reduce signs of aging
Moisturizes dry skin
Soothes sunburn
Balances Kapha and Pitta Doshas
It has a cooling effect that helps soothe conditions such as skin irritation and sunburn
It is used traditionally to heal acne and achieve a glowing complexion
It is used as an anti-ageing agent in folk medicine 
 
Kumkum (Crocus sativus)
 
Saffron is a traditional ingredient in both food and skincare that is said to be anti-ageing
Improves skin radiance
Naturally lightens your skin
Help reduce acne and blemishes
Gives a luminous complexion
It is a traditional home remedy for glowing skin and complexion. It is used in traditional face packs to reduce pimples and dark circles
It balances all three Doshas when they are vitiated
It cleanses all skin wounds
It is useful in Ayurveda as a carminative, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, sedative, antispasmodic
 
Kamal Kesar (Nelumbo Nucifera)
The lotus flower
It is useful as a diuretic, coolant, antipyretic and cardiac tonic in folk medicine
Helps optimize sebum( Facial oil) production
Hydrates and improve skin elasticity
Helps reduce acne
Helps reduce inflammation and promotes healing
It enhances the complexion 
It has anti-bacterial, cleansing, anti-oxidant and sebum controlling properties
 
Ayurveda And Healthy Skin
 
Ayurvedic doctors evaluate a person’s skin as an indicator of good health. When a person is in good health and has the three Doshas in optimal balance, the skin looks fresh and glowing. Dosha imbalances are clearly recognised by examining the nature and condition of skin issues. 
Vata is an airy and drying Dosha. Vata skin problems make the dry and thin skin get more susceptible to problems like wrinkles and signs of ageing. Pitta Dosha is heaty. Pitta Dosha imbalances cause inflammation of the skin such as acne and reddish blemishes. Kapha is heavy and oily. Kapha imbalance causes very oily skin that is also pale and moist. 
Ama is a metabolic waste that is formed when the digestive process in the body is inefficient. Ama is formed due to an unhealthy lifestyle, lack of a balanced diet. Ama can also add to the skin problems and dim the healthy glow. Overall good health is the key to skin health as well.  
A healthy lifestyle with exercise and a balanced diet that does not aggravate the Doshas helps maintain healthy and glowing skin. Ayurvedic herbs to detoxify and relieve Ama also restore the skin’s glow. When the skin is treated with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant Ama relieving substances, the skin heals from blemishes and scars.