Nabhya Pavana | Bitter Herb Belly Button Oil

Nabhya Pavana is a herbal navel oil for daily external use, made in the tradition of Nabhi Chikitsa, the classical Ayurvedic practice of applying warm, herb-infused oil to the nabhi (navel) as part of a morning self-care routine.

A grounding daily ritual

In Ayurveda, the nabhi is regarded as a significant marma point, and anointing it with oil is a practice thousands of years old. Nabhya Pavana is made for exactly that. A few drops, a slow circular massage, one quiet minute before the day starts.

A cold-pressed oil base

Sesame, coconut and castor oils form the base. These are three carrier oils used in Ayurvedic abhyanga for centuries, chosen here for how they feel on skin: warm, light, and absorbed without greasy residue.

The herbs

Kutki. A bitter Himalayan root, one of Ayurveda's classical botanicals.

Bhumi Amla. "The amla of the earth," named across traditional Ayurvedic texts.

Kalmegh. Known in Ayurvedic tradition as the king of bitters.

Haritaki. One of the three fruits of Triphala, described in Ayurveda as a rasayana.

Turmeric. The golden root of Indian households.

Saunf and Ajwain. Warm, aromatic seed oils long used in Indian kitchens and traditional blends.

Twelve ingredients, nothing synthetic

Sesame Oil, Coconut Oil, Castor Oil, Kutki Oil Extract, Bhumi Amla Oil Extract, Kalmegh Oil Extract, Haritaki Oil Extract, Triphala Oil Extract, Turmeric Oil, Saunf Oil, Ajwain Oil, Dandelion Root Oil Extract. Free from mineral oil, parabens, sulphates, synthetic fragrance and artificial colour.

How to use

Warm a few drops between your palms. Apply to the navel each morning and massage gently in slow circles for 30 to 60 seconds. Best used consistently as part of a morning routine.

Good to know

30 ml amber glass bottle with dropper. For external topical use only, do not ingest. Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs. Not recommended during pregnancy or nursing, or for children, without professional guidance. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.