Triphaladi Thailam is formulated with the goodness of Triphala, Tinospora, Arrow-leaf Sida infused with the essence of India gooseberry and Bringaraja juice. This formulation helps pacify Tridosha and provides complete skin, eye and hair care support. It also helps maintain normal nourishment your hair follicles, soothen the skin, keeps your eyes cool and also supports natural sleep. Triphaladi Thailam relaxes the mind and nervous system and brings an overall calming effect. *
Features:
Helps nourish and rejuvenate the hair and scalp health*
Helps pacify Tridosha*
Helps provide complete skin, eye and hair care support*
Derived from the ancient Ayurvedic text Sahasrayogam*
Ingredients:
Triphala-Haritaki, vibhitaki, amla.
Amrutavalli
Asanaka
Bala
Eranda
Indravalli
Water For Decoction
Tekraj Swarasa
Hatha Swarasa
Taila-sesame Oil/Coconut Oil
Ksheera-cow's Milk
Fine Powders of Each Of
Kushta
Yasthyahva
Padmaka
Usheera
Rakta Chandana
Ela, Patra, Mamsi
Hayagndha
Bala, Amrutha
Sariva
Amarakashta
Lavanga
Nata, Choraka
Shweta Kamala
Rakta Kamala
Kalhara, Padma,
Anjana, Neeli
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Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam (Triphaladi Thailam) is a classical Ayurvedic medicated oil built on Triphala, applied externally to the scalp and hair (and as a soothing oil) to support strong, healthy hair, a cool, healthy scalp and the body's natural handling of hair fall, premature greying and a heated scalp. From Nagarjuna, a respected Kerala Ayurvedic house. For external use. Traditionally it is used to support:
Strong, healthy hair and the body's handling of hair fall and premature greying
A cool, healthy scalp and the body's handling of dandruff and itching
The eyes and a cool, comfortable head, with Triphala's soothing support
+What is in Thriphalaadi Thailam?
Triphaladi Thailam is a classical hair-and-scalp oil built on Triphala and cooling herbs in a nourishing oil base, traditionally including:
Triphala (Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Amalaki), the balancing three-fruit blend
Cooling, nourishing hair-and-scalp herbs
In a coconut (or sesame) oil base
Together these balancing, cooling, nourishing herbs in an oil are traditionally valued for strong hair, a cool scalp and the body's handling of hair fall and greying. Triphala (rich in Amla) is classically valued for the hair and eyes.
+Is Thriphalaadi Thailam good for hair and a cool scalp?
Supporting strong hair and a cool scalp is exactly what Triphaladi Thailam is most valued for. Massaged in as advised, its Triphala-based cooling herbs are traditionally used to support strong, healthy hair and the body's handling of hair fall and premature greying, support a cool, healthy scalp and the body's handling of dandruff and itching and support a cool, comfortable head. Triphala (rich in Amla) is classic for the hair. It offers supportive hair-and-scalp care; sudden, patchy or severe hair loss, a scalp condition or any concern should be assessed by a doctor or dermatologist, with the oil used as part of good hair care, not as a treatment.
+How do you use Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam?
Triphaladi Thailam is for external use on the scalp and hair. A simple way to use it:
Apply a suitable amount to the scalp and along the hair.
Massage gently into the scalp with your fingertips for a few minutes.
Leave it in for an hour or overnight, then wash out with a mild cleanser. Use a few times a week.
Regular gentle scalp massage supports the hair and is cooling and relaxing. For external use only; avoid the eyes (rinse with water if it gets in), and do a patch test first. As a coconut-based oil it may solidify when cool; warm gently to liquefy.
+How does Thriphalaadi Thailam work?
Triphaladi Thailam works through Triphala and cooling herbs carried into the scalp by a nourishing oil base. In Ayurveda, hair fall, premature greying and a heated scalp are linked to aggravated Pitta (heat at the hair roots) and depleted tissues, and Triphala (especially the Amla in it) and the cooling herbs nourish the scalp and hair roots, cool excess heat, support the body's handling of hair fall, greying and dandruff and balance the doshas, while the cooling oil and massage calm the head. As the scalp and roots are nourished and cooled, healthier, stronger hair is traditionally supported. This cooling, nourishing, balancing action is why Triphala-based hair oils are valued.
+Which dosha does Thriphalaadi Thailam balance?
For the scalp, Triphaladi Thailam mainly settles aggravated Pitta (heat at the hair roots, linked to hair fall, greying, dandruff and itching), with its cooling, Amla-rich Triphala herbs, while Triphala's broadly balancing (tridoshic) nature also gently supports the other doshas and the oil soothes Vata-related scalp dryness. Hair concerns and a heated scalp are classically linked to aggravated Pitta and depleted tissues, which the cooling, balancing oil settles. By cooling Pitta, balancing and nourishing the scalp, it supports stronger, healthier hair and a cool scalp. This makes it well suited to heated-scalp, hair-fall and greying tendencies, used as part of hair care.
+Is Triphala good for the hair and eyes?
Yes, Triphala (and especially the Amla in it) is classically treasured for both the hair and the eyes: as a hair oil it cools the scalp, nourishes the roots and supports strong hair and the body's handling of greying, and Triphala is also famously valued internally for the eyes. This oil is for external hair-and-scalp use; for eye support, internal Triphala or specific eye preparations are used (the latter only as advised). As a hair-and-scalp oil it is supportive care, not a treatment for any scalp, hair or eye condition, which needs proper assessment. A practitioner can advise the right Triphala product for your needs. You can buy Triphala products from AyurvedaBay.com, with worldwide shipping.
+Is Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam safe, and are there precautions?
Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam is generally very safe as an external hair-and-scalp oil when used as directed, but a few precautions apply:
For external use only; do not swallow it, and avoid the eyes (rinse with water if it gets in).
Do a patch test first if your scalp is sensitive, and stop if irritation occurs.
It is supportive hair-and-scalp care; sudden, patchy or severe hair loss or any scalp condition should be assessed by a doctor or dermatologist.
As a coconut-based oil it may solidify when cool; warm gently. Keep out of reach of children.
It is supportive care and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
+Where can I buy Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam online?
You can buy authentic Nagarjuna Thriphalaadi Thailam from AyurvedaBay.com, a specialist in genuine Ayurvedic preparations, with worldwide shipping. Wherever you live, it can reach you: we regularly serve customers across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Middle East. Ordering from a dedicated Ayurvedic store means you receive a genuine Nagarjuna product rather than an unverified version.
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