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Ramban Nabhi Oil (30 ml, Pack of 2)
Buy 1 Get 1 FREE2 bottles in every order
- Pay when it arrives
- Free shipping across India
- 7-day replacement
Before you order
What it looks like in use.
Lie down at bedtime, put a few drops in the navel with the dropper, massage gently and rest.

Dry skin? A few drops, soft glow 
A calm bedtime ritual 
2 bottles in every order 
Glass dropper, just a few drops
In the boxPack of 2 · 30 ml each
Two 30 ml dropper bottles in every order.
Two amber 30 ml bottles of Ramban Nabhi Oil, each with a glass dropper, so you take only a few drops at a time. One for you and one for someone else in the family.
Who uses it
A small bedtime ritual.
Nabhi chikitsa, the old habit of oiling the navel, in a dropper bottle.

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At bedtime
A few drops as the last thing you do before sleep.
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Dry skin
For people whose skin feels dry, especially in winter.
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Women
A calm few minutes for yourself at the end of the day.
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Men
The same few drops, the same simple routine.
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Elders
The ritual many of us first saw at nani or dadi's house.
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Two in the family
Pack of 2, so two people can keep a bottle each.
- Traditional ritual.Navel oiling, nabhi chikitsa, is an old Indian home habit.
- Glass dropper.Take only a few drops, without spilling oil on the sheets.
- Bedtime calm.A slow, relaxing step to end the day.
- Skin care habit.Part of a routine for skin that feels dry, for a natural-looking glow.
How to use
Drop, massage, rest.
For external use only. Follow the directions on the bottle.
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Lie down at bedtime
Lie flat on your back and loosen your clothes around the navel.
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A few drops in the navel
Use the dropper to put a few drops of oil into the navel.
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Massage gently and rest
Massage around the navel in small circles, then rest and let it soak in.
The nightly ritual
Start to finish, at bedtime.
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Step 1
Lie down
On your back, lights low, ready for sleep.
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Step 2
A few drops
The dropper puts a few drops into the navel.
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Step 3
Massage
Gentle small circles around the navel.
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Step 4
Rest
Let it soak in while you sleep.
For external use only. Keep away from the eyes.
From our customers
What people wrote back.
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“Nani raat ko naabhi mein tel lagati thi, wahi aadat phir se shuru ki. Dropper se 2-3 boond, bilkul aasaan.”
Pooja M. · Varanasi Paid on delivery
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“Do bottle aayi, ek maine rakhi ek papa ko di. Sone se pehle lagana ab routine ban gaya hai.”
Rohit S. · Kanpur Paid on delivery
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“Bottle aur dropper achhe hain, tel girta nahi. Khushboo halki hai. Packing theek thi.”
Kavita D. · Nagpur Paid on delivery
Fair questions
The things people ask.
Do I have to pay online?
No. Cash on delivery is the default. The agent brings the pack, you see both bottles, then you pay. Prepaid is there only for people who prefer it.
What exactly is in the order?
Two 30 ml amber bottles of Ramban Nabhi Oil (Pack of 2), each with a glass dropper.
What is nabhi oiling?
Nabhi chikitsa is the traditional Indian habit of putting a few drops of oil in the navel at bedtime and massaging gently around it. Many families learnt it from their grandparents.
How do I use it?
Lie down at bedtime, put a few drops into the navel with the dropper, massage gently in small circles and rest. Follow the directions on the bottle.
Anything to be careful about?
For external use only. Keep it away from the eyes and out of reach of children. Do a small patch test on the skin first if your skin is sensitive, and ask a doctor if you are pregnant or have a medical condition.
What if a bottle arrives leaking or broken?
We replace it. Leaking, missing or damaged bottles are covered by the 7-day replacement.
Also searched as
What people call this.
The words people use when they look for a navel oil.
- nabhi oil
- navel oil
- belly button oil
- nabhi tailam
- nabhi chikitsa
- navel oiling
- nabhi care
- nabhi oil for night
- ramban nabhi oil
- नाभि तेल
- naabhi ka tel
- नाभि चिकित्सा
People look for a nabhi oil, a navel oil or a belly button oil. In Hindi it is naabhi ka tel, and the habit itself is called nabhi chikitsa.
This is a nabhi tailam in a dropper bottle, for a few drops at bedtime.



