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Nirgundi Oil

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Nirgundi Oil

Nirgundi Oil is a traditional Ayurvedic oil, made by steeping the leaves of nirgundi (Vitex negundo, the five-leaved chaste tree) into a base of sesame oil until the oil takes on its herbal character. That makes it an infused oil – not an essential oil and not cold-pressed – with a distinctive herbal, slightly camphor-like scent, and it has long been a body-massage oil across India.

We supply it as a cosmetic oil for external use on the skin and body – a massage oil, not a medicine or a supplement. It is rich and easy to spread, and it leaves skin feeling soft and lightly conditioned rather than greasy. We make it here in India, infusing nirgundi leaves into the base oil ourselves, and it ships in bulk with a certificate of analysis for every batch. Being a herbal infusion rather than a single pressed oil, it has no single CAS number of its own, and the label names the base oil together with the nirgundi extract.

Nirgundi Oil Benefits

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Body Oils

Nirgundi oil is, above all, a traditional massage oil. Rich and easy to spread, it is the kind of herbal oil used across India for an unhurried full-body or scalp massage, worked slowly into the skin by hand. Its distinctive herbal scent is part of the ritual, and it leaves skin feeling looked-after rather than greasy.

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Softens Skin

Worked into the skin, nirgundi oil leaves it feeling soft, smooth and lightly conditioned. Like other good plant oils, it helps the surface of the skin feel supple rather than dry and tight, which is why it suits a massage oil or a herbal body oil where a conditioning feel is what you are after.

Spreads Easily

A massage oil needs slip, and nirgundi oil has it – a little spreads smoothly and evenly over a large area without dragging, so it is easy to work with by hand. That makes it a practical base for massage oils and body blends, used on its own or extended with a lighter carrier oil.

Distinctive Aroma

What sets nirgundi oil apart from a plain carrier is its scent – herbal, woody and slightly camphor-like. In a formula, that character reads as natural and distinctive, and it carries an added fragrance well or stands on its own in a simple herbal massage oil.

Nirgundi Oil Uses

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Body Care Products

This is nirgundi oil's home ground. It works as the base of a traditional Indian body-massage oil, on its own or blended with sesame or coconut oil, bringing its herbal aroma and easy slip to the blend. It suits a rich, worked-in massage oil rather than a light facial serum.

Ayurvedic Oils

Nirgundi oil carries an Ayurvedic name and a herbal character that buyers recognise, so it works well as a feature ingredient in herbal oil blends. It is greenish and herbal-smelling, so it is dosed to suit, where its colour and aroma read as part of the product rather than something to cover.

Bath Products

In soaps, bath oils and body products, nirgundi oil lends a herbal, woody note and a conditioning feel. It goes into the oil phase like any fixed oil, and its aroma comes through in the finished bar or blend, giving a natural, distinctive character that sets a product apart.

Cosmetic Products

Handle nirgundi oil as an infused herbal oil rather than a plain carrier or an essential oil: it goes into the oil phase before emulsification, carries a natural colour and aroma that will show in a pale base, and needs an emulsifier for anything water-based. On a label, it reads as the base oil followed by the nirgundi extract.

How to Use

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Product Specifications

Product Name	Nirgundi Oil
Botanical Name / Inci Name	Vitex negundo
Product Category	Carrier Oil
Country of Origin	India
Method of Extraction/ Production	Traditional herbal infusion in the base oil
Plant Part Used	Leaves
Cas No	Not assigned
Common Names	Nirgundi Taila, Sambhalu Oil, Five-Leaved Chaste Tree Oil
Blends well with	Sesame, coconut and other carrier oils
Application	Aromatherapy, Cosmetics, Herbal Oil, Cleaning
Grade	Cosmetic
Color and Appearance	Pale yellow to greenish liquid
Aroma	Herbal, woody, slightly camphoraceous
Form	Liquid
Solubility	Insoluble in water, soluble in oils
Shelf Life	2 years when stored properly
Specific Gravity	0.900 – 0.980
Refractive Index	1.460 – 1.520
Certificate	COA,MSDS,TDS
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed
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Raasa Oils: Your Trusted Bulk Supplier & Manufacturer of Nirgundi Oil

An Indian oil, made here. Nirgundi grows across India and nirgundi taila is an Indian preparation, so we make it ourselves — steeping the leaves into sesame oil in bulk, in our own facility. You buy from the people who actually prepare and drum the oil, and every consignment traces back to its batch and its certificate.

From a sample to a production run. Start with a small pack. Sizes run from a hundred millilitres to ten kilograms, with larger volumes filled to order, so you can put the oil through your own massage-blend and stability trials before you scale to drums.

Documented, batch by batch. Every batch ships with a certificate of analysis, a safety data sheet and a technical data sheet. Because this is an infused oil, we record the base oil and the nirgundi content on the paperwork, so what is on your label matches what is in the drum.

Sold as what it is. We sell nirgundi oil for what it honestly is: a traditional Ayurvedic massage oil for external cosmetic use, not a medicine and not a supplement. We keep the heritage and leave the medical claims off, which keeps your label defensible and your customers' expectations realistic.

Certified, and reachable. We hold ISO and GMP certification and supply Indian manufacturers and export buyers alike. And whatever you are formulating, you get a real person who can answer a technical question rather than a contact form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is nirgundi oil?

It is a traditional Ayurvedic oil made by infusing the leaves of nirgundi (Vitex negundo) into a base of sesame oil. We supply it as a cosmetic oil for external use on the skin and body — a herbal massage oil.

Is Nirgundi Oil an essential oil or cold-pressed?

Neither. Nirgundi oil is an infused oil — nirgundi leaves steeped into a cold-pressed sesame base. It is not a steam-distilled essential oil and not a pressed seed oil; it is a herbal infusion, sometimes called nirgundi taila.

Which base oil do you use?

Sesame, the traditional base for nirgundi taila. If you need it in another base such as coconut, tell us and we will state it on the batch documents.

How do I use Nirgundi Oil?

It is ready to use as a massage oil — warm a little and work it into the skin. Because it is already in a base oil it does not need diluting, but do a patch test on the inner forearm first.

Is Nirgundi Oil a medicine or something to take internally?

No, we supply nirgundi oil as a cosmetic massage oil for external use only; it is not sold as a medicine or a supplement, and it is not for eating.

Can I order a sample before committing to bulk?

Yes, take a small pack, run it through your own formulation and stability testing, and scale up once you are satisfied it behaves the way you need.

Disclaimer

Nirgundi Oil is a cosmetic massage oil for external use on the skin and body. It is not a food, a medicine or a supplement, and nothing here is medical advice or a treatment claim. Patch test before first use, and if pregnant, breastfeeding or under medical care, ask a professional first.

Caution

Patch test before first use: apply a little to the inner forearm and wait a day. Keep away from the eyes and do not swallow. It is for external use as a massage oil; keep from children, stop if irritation occurs, and store cool, dark and tightly sealed.