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Yes, you can. Extra virgin coconut oil is 100% natural and very gentle, which makes it safe for baby’s delicate skin. It works as a natural moisturizer that keeps the skin soft, smooth, and well-hydrated. When you use it for baby massage, it not only nourishes the baby’s skin but also improves blood circulation, strengthens muscles, and creates a strong emotional bond between you and your baby.

Kajal that contains chemicals or heavy metals can cause eye irritation, allergic reactions, and even long-term issues like lead poisoning. In some cases, babies may also accidentally ingest kajal if it smears or if they rub their eyes. At Santhimadom, we prepare kajal using ingredients like Triphala, Bhringraj, and ghee.

Traditionally, kajal is applied to protect babies from the evil eye or nazar. It is often seen as a symbol of protection and care passed down from generation to generation. At Santhimadom Ayurveda, we honor these traditions by offering safe, herbal kajal so families can continue their customs without compromising a child’s safety.

Although some parents try to prepare kajal at home, we advise caution. Without precise knowledge of Ayurvedic formulation and proper hygiene, homemade kajal may not be safe. At Santhimadom, our formulations are created under expert supervision in a sterile environment, So, you can use with complete peace of mind.

No, applying kajal to the waterline or inside the baby’s eyes is not recommended—even if the kajal is herbal. This area is extremely sensitive and can easily become irritated or infected. We recommend applying a small dot on the forehead or outer corner of the eye only, never on the inner eye.