Hair oil brands
Bhringraj, Amla, Neelibhringadi and onion-seed systems — the highest-volume application for infused oils worldwide.
CLASSICAL AYURVEDIC MACERATIONS · YOUR CHOICE OF BASE · CUSTOM INFUSION TO BRIEF
Ayurvedic infused oils —contract manufacturing and bulk supply
Herb-in-oil macerations made the classical way — Kumkumadi, Nalpamaradi, Chandanadi, Bhringraj, Brahmi and Ashwagandha — in your choice of sesame, coconut, almond or jojoba base, or developed to your own formula.
CLASSICAL & CONTEMPORARY METHODSANY BASE OILBULK OR FILLEDMOQ FROM 25 KG
Certifications
Scope differs by product line — confirmed per SKU at quotation
The method
An infused oil is not a diluted essential oil
This confusion costs brands money. An essential oil is the distilled volatile fraction of a plant, sold neat and used at fractions of a percent. An infused oil is the whole plant's oil-soluble constituents drawn out into a fatty carrier over hours or days — a different chemistry, a different concentration and a different regulatory position on a label.
The classical Ayurvedic taila is made by simmering a herbal decoction with the base oil until all the water has driven off, which takes patience and produces a genuinely different material from a cold maceration. We make both, and we tell you which method a given product uses, because the method changes the actives, the colour, the odour and the shelf life.
- Classical taila process — decoction plus base oil, reduced until water-free
- Cold and warm maceration where the botanical is heat-sensitive
- Any base oil — sesame, coconut, almond, jojoba, sunflower, rice bran, MCT
- Herb-to-oil ratio declared so you know what you are actually buying
- Filtered to your clarity requirement , from traditional cloudy to polish-filtered
The full range
Everything in this range
Classical and contemporary infusions
Made to traditional formulae or adapted to a modern cosmetic brief. Herb-to-oil ratio and method are stated on every specification.
- Kumkumadi Thailam
- Nalpamaradi Thailam
- Chandanadi Thailam
- Ashwagandha Bala Oil
- Bhringraj Hair Oil
- Brahmi Hair Oil
- Amla Hair Oil
- Neelibhringadi Oil
- Ksheerabala Oil
- Mahanarayan Oil
- Dhanwantharam Oil
- Ubtan Body Oil
- Saffron Face Oil
- Manjistha Oil
- Henna (Mehendi) Oil
- Triphala Oil
- Neem Infused Oil
- Calendula Infused Oil
- Arnica Infused Oil
- St John's Wort Infused Oil
- Turmeric Infused Oil
- Moringa Infused Oil
Single-herb infused oils
Individual botanicals macerated into your chosen base.
- Amla Infused Oil
- Armoise Infused Oil
- Ashwagandha Infused Oil
- Bhringraj Infused Oil
- Brahmi Infused Oil
- Chandanadi Infused Oil
- Ginkgo Biloba Infused Oil
- Henna Infused Oil
- Kumkumadi Infused Oil
- Manuka Infused Oil
- Sea Buckthorn Infused Oil
Base oils available
Choose the carrier that suits your claim, your skin feel and your price point.
- Sesame (Til) — the classical Ayurvedic base
- Coconut — cold pressed or virgin
- Sweet Almond
- Jojoba, golden or colourless
- Sunflower — light, low-odour
- Rice bran
- Fractionated coconut / MCT
- Grapeseed
- Olive, virgin or refined
- Castor
Specification
What we declare on an infused oil
Infused oils are sold vaguely across this industry. These are the parameters that make a specification meaningful.
ParameterWhat we supply
MethodClassical taila, warm maceration or cold maceration — stated, not implied
Herb-to-oil ratioDeclared per product, so potency is comparable between suppliers
Base oilNamed and specified with its own FFA and peroxide value
Marker activesWhere the botanical has one — withanolides, bacosides, curcuminoids — assayed on request
FiltrationTraditional, standard or polish-filtered to your clarity requirement
PreservationAntioxidant system specified; preservative only where the water activity requires it
Packing25 kg jerricans, 190 kg drums, or filled retail from 30 ml
MOQ25 kg bulk · 1,000 units filled retail
Shelf life18–24 months typical, confirmed against stability data per formulation
Applications
Where buyers use this range
Face oils & serums
Kumkumadi and saffron infusions as the premium tier of an Ayurvedic skincare range.
Baby care
Gentle almond and coconut-base infusions for massage oils, with allergen-controlled production.
Massage & spa
Mahanarayan, Dhanwantharam and Ksheerabala for practitioner and back-bar use.
Body care
Nalpamaradi and Ubtan systems for body oils, ubtan pastes and bath products.
Practitioner & dispensary
Classical formulations under a clinic's own dispensary label.
How to buy
Bulk, private label or formulation development
Most brands start with one hero product — usually a hair oil or a Kumkumadi face oil — and widen once it sells.
Bulk supply
Jerricans and drums against your specification, for your own filling or further formulation. From 25 kg.
Private label, filled
Your brand on our infusion — glass droppers, pumps and bottles from 30 ml, filled, labelled and cartoned in-house. From 1,000 units.
Formulation development
Your recipe, your grandmother's recipe, or a brief. We will build it, document the method and the ratio, and run stability before you commit.
Frequently asked
Questions buyers ask about this range
An essential oil is the distilled volatile aromatic fraction of a plant, used at fractions of a percent. An infused oil is a fatty carrier in which plant material has been macerated so its oil-soluble constituents transfer across — it is used as the product itself, not as an additive. They are chemically different, priced differently, and are not substitutes for one another.
A preparation in which a herbal decoction is simmered together with a base oil until all the water has evaporated, leaving the water-soluble and oil-soluble constituents in the oil. It is slower and lower yielding than cold maceration and produces a materially different product. We make both and state which method a given item uses.
Yes, and you should — it changes skin feel, absorption, odour, price and the claims your label can carry. Sesame is the classical Ayurvedic base; coconut and almond suit hair and baby care; jojoba and MCT suit premium facial products with a light finish.
Ask for the herb-to-oil ratio and the method. Two products with the same classical name can differ by a factor of five in actual herb loading, and price differences that look like a bargain are usually a lower ratio. We declare ours on every specification.
Anhydrous oils generally do not, because there is no free water to support microbial growth — but they do need an antioxidant system to control rancidity. Where a formulation carries any water phase, a preservative system becomes necessary and we will specify one appropriate to your market's rules.
Twenty-five kilograms for bulk and 1,000 units for filled retail packs. Development samples come first and take 7–10 working days.
Start here
Tell us the formula or the effect
Send a classical name, a benchmark product or simply what you want the oil to do. You will get a sample, a stated method and herb-to-oil ratio, and a price that is comparable to any other quotation you hold.
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Manufacturing
Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001, India
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