Huile ayurvédique pour les maladies de la peau - Efficace contre l'eczéma, la gale, les allergies et les infections cutanées

I’ve been trying to shift to more natural skin-care products. This oil appealed because the base is coconut oil plus lots of traditional herbs. After two months of regular use, I felt my skin tone looked a bit more even, fewer small raised bumps, and less dryness. It’s not a magic fix for deep skin disease, but for maintenance, this worked well for me.

I applied it to my elbows, knees and ankles nightly for five weeks. The rough patches softened, and I had fewer times where I’d wake up with skin that felt like sand when I moved. Just make sure to apply carefully, if you apply too much and don’t wait before clothes, you might feel a little oily. So less is more.

I live in a dry, hot climate and sometimes get mild eczema flare-ups and redness on my forearms. I started using Eladi Kera Thailam after shower at night, and after about eight weeks I noticed less redness, fewer flare days, and my skin felt smoother. The oil is lighter than some other medicated oils I’ve used. This one absorbs fairly well if you apply a modest amount. For me it became part of my night skin-care ritual.

My scalp has been prone to light dandruff and dryness; I added this oil to my routine just on the scalp before shampoo. After six weeks, I saw fewer flakes and the area felt less tight. While I’m not sure it fixed everything, it definitely improved comfort and reduced the itch I used to get.

I picked this oil because my skin has been getting patchy and irritated, especially on my arms and neck after sun exposure. I used it nightly for about 4 weeks. Warmed a small amount in my hands, applied to the affected areas, left it roughly 20 minutes then showered. I noticed less itching, fewer raised bumps, and my skin looked calmer in the morning. The fragrance is herbal and quite noticeable at first, but it fades. I’m not claiming major transformation, but I feel the product helped soothe my skin.