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Herbal Infused Oils - Nourishing Support for Body & Mind

Herbal Infused Oils - Nourishing Support for Body & Mind

A curated range of herbal oils crafted by expert herbalists to nurture comfort, nourish skin, and support natural balance, inside and out.



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      Zen Maitri's Amber Glass Bottle Nerve Oil
      Nerve Oil
      £26.99
      Zen Maitri Nasya Oil, amber glass bottle with dropper, front label facing forward on a plain background
      Nasya Oil
      £16.99
      Zen Maitri's 100ml amber bottle of Mahanarayan Oil front labeled on white background with a dropper.
      Mahanarayan Oil
      £24.99
      Zen Maitri's Herbal Hair oil. Amber bottle with dropper. Front Labeled on white background
      Herbal Hair Oil
      from £15.99
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      A 100ml bottle of Calendula Oil with a dropper, labeled with the brand 'Zen Maitri' and product details.
      Calendula Oil
      £19.99
      A bottle of Zen Maitri Peppermint Mouthwash Oil, 200ml, with a label indicating it is for enhanced oral health.
      Peppermint Mouthwash Oil – Ayurvedic Oil Pulling for Fresh Breath & Everyday Oral Care
      £16.99
      A 100ml amber glass bottle with a dropper, labeled 'Solitude Body Oil' with additional mentions of the ingredients jojoba, sandalwood, and bergamot.
      Solitude Body Oil
      £24.99

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      Herbal & Ayurvedic Infused Oils. Nourishing Support for Body & Mind

      Discover herbal oils formulated for whole-body wellbeing, from skin-nourishing blends to grounding, soothing, and revitalising oils. Each bottle is made with care by expert herbalists to support comfort, balance, and everyday self-care, naturally. Includes Nerve Oil and two classical Ayurvedic preparations, Mahanarayan and Nasya, alongside body, hair and oral care oils. Vegan, in amber glass.

      Pure Infused Oils

      You can tell a genuine infused oil just by looking at it. St John’s Wort turns its carrier a deep ruby red; calendula turns it gold. That colour is the plant, drawn out over weeks of steeping, and it is the difference between a real infusion and a bottle of carrier oil with a few drops of essential oil stirred through.

      Two are classical Ayurvedic preparations. Mahanarayan Oil is built on a long list of botanicals infused together, one of the most
      storied formulas in the tradition, and Nasya Oil is a nasal preparation in a sesame base, part of Ayurvedic daily practice for centuries. Our ruby red Nerve Oil includes St John’s Wort. Calendula Oil is the gentle golden one, petals infused into a light carrier. Solitude Body Oil works differently, jojoba with sandalwood and bergamot, subtle and aromatic.

      Herbal Hair Oil comes in 50ml and 100ml for a luxurious scalp massage in the traditional Ayurvedic manner, and Peppermint Mouthwash Oil is an oil-pulling blend, a practice that has been traditionally used for hundreds of years.

      Amber glass throughout, to block out the light so the oils stay fresher and beneficial for longer. For more information on our Oil range, and to talk through your health needs, please speak to our herbalists

      A herbal infused oil is made by steeping whole plant material in a carrier oil — olive, sunflower, sesame or almond, for weeks, so the oil takes on the plant's fat-soluble constituents, colour and scent. It's different from an essential oil, which is distilled and highly concentrated, and different again from a carrier oil with essential oils stirred into it.
      By colour. A properly infused St John's Wort oil is deep ruby red and a calendula oil is rich gold, because the pigments transfer from plant to oil during steeping. If a St John's Wort oil is pale yellow, it hasn't been infused, it's carrier oil with something added. Colour is the single most reliable indicator available to a buyer.
      Mahanarayan oil is a classical Ayurvedic preparation made by infusing a long list of botanicals into a base oil, traditionally used for massage. Its name refers to Narayana, and recipes for it appear in Ayurvedic texts going back centuries. Formulations vary between makers, since the classical recipe runs to dozens of plants.
      Nasya oil is a herbal oil prepared for the nasal passages, and nasya is the Ayurvedic practice of applying it. It's traditionally sesame-based and applied as drops, or smoothed around the inner rims of the nostrils with a clean fingertip. The practice is described in the classical Ayurvedic texts and remains part of daily self-care routines across India. Ours contains sesame.
      Abhyanga is the Ayurvedic practice of self-massage with warmed oil, traditionally performed in the morning before bathing. The oil is worked over the whole body in long strokes on the limbs and circular ones at the joints, then left for a period before washing off. Sesame is the classical base oil, which is why so many Ayurvedic body oils use it.
      Because light degrades infused oils faster than time does. Ultraviolet light breaks down the pigments and aromatic compounds that weeks of steeping put there, and it accelerates oxidation of the carrier oil itself. Amber glass filters most of that. Clear glass looks better on a shelf and protects the contents far less.
      It depends on the formula. The full ingredients are on each product page, and our Medical Herbalists are happy to talk it through.