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Shanta Baby Oil

Shanta Baby Oil

A lightweight, easy to glide gentle massage oil-inspired by the Ayurvedic practice of Abhyanga. This oil nourishes skin, promotes relaxation and create moments of connection with your baby.

Our powerful blend hydrates and soothes your baby. Moringa Oil is a powerhouse of nourishing fatty acids, antioxidants and nutrients to seal in hydration. Infused into the oil is Brahmi, known for its relaxing properties in ancient Ayurveda and Ashwagandha, known for it's adaptogenic properties and support a soothing experience.

  • Helps Skin Feel Hydrated
  • Helps Support the Skin’s Natural Moisture Barrier
  • Promotes a Sense of Tranquility
  • Safe for Sensitive Skin
  • Dermatologically Tested
  • Fragrance Free
$23.00
$23.00
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Key Ingredients

  • Sesame Seed Oil

    Known as the "King of oils" in Ayurveda, this powerhouse ingredient is full of fatty acids, vitamin E, and anti-oxidants to support healthy skin.

  • Moringa Oil

    Moringa Oil is packed with omega fatty acids, anti-oxidants, and Vitamins A, C, and E. It helps seal in hydration and support the skin against stressors.

  • Ashwagandha

    Ashwagandha has long been used to nurture and protect delicate skin. When applied topically, it can support skin’s natural resilience, and promote a sense of comfort

  • Brahmi

    Rich in natural compounds, it helps support a healthy, balanced appearance while helping to protect skin from everyday stressors.

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How to use

Take 2-3 pumps into your hands and rub hands warm the oil. Massage starting from the feet working your way to the head. Take pumps as needed throughout the massage. Want extra hydration? Add a few drops into baby lotion and apply.

Cultural Significance

Baby massage or bal maalish holds deep cultural, emotional, and health-related significance in South Asian traditions. It’s much more than just a wellness practice—it's a centuries-old ritual passed down through generations in the deepest form of showing community care. Typically grandmothers or experienced female elders perform the baby massage in the morning before a bath. It’s a way of passing on tradition and care. It’s believed to be an act of ritual purity and cleansing and grounding baby earthside in addition to creating a deep bond between the baby and their caretakers and helping to strengthen their little bodies.