Name: BUSTONICA OIL
SKU: 27810
Availability: InStock

Description

Introduction

Breast health is an important aspect of a woman’s overall well-being, as the breasts undergo natural changes throughout different phases of life. The mammary glands are specialised structures responsible for producing milk after childbirth, while the surrounding fatty and connective tissues contribute to their shape and natural support. Hormonal variations during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause can influence breast size, texture, and appearance. Healthy daily habits, adequate nutrition, and suitable skincare can contribute to maintaining skin softness and elasticity. Breast care also encourages women to become familiar with their bodies and recognise their normal physical changes. A balanced lifestyle and regular attention to breast health can help promote comfort, confidence, and overall wellness. Bustonica Oil by Planet Ayurveda is a specially formulated herbal oil designed to support breast care and nourishment. It can be included in a regular self-care routine to help maintain soft, smooth, and well-nourished skin. The oil offers a gentle approach to external breast massage and skin conditioning. Its application supports skin hydration and helps maintain skin suppleness. Regular massage can make skincare more relaxing while promoting a sense of comfort. Planet Ayurveda focuses on herbal formulations inspired by traditional Ayurvedic principles. Bustonica Oil complements a natural body-care routine with nourishing care and attention to skin wellness.

Ingredients of Bustonica oil

Sr. No.	Herb Name	Latin Name	Part Used	Qty.
Decoction Contents
1.	Gumbhari	Gmelina arborea	Bark	2 gm
2.	Shatavari	Asparagus racemosus	Root	1 gm
3.	Jeera	Cuminum cyminum	Seeds	1 gm
4.	Choti dudhi	Euphorbia thymifolia	W. Part	1 gm
5.	Patha	Cissampelos pareira	Bark	1 gm
6.	Paatla	Stereospermum suaveolens	Bark	1 gm
7.	Vidarikand	Dioscorea bulbifera	Rhizome	1 gm
8.	Chota gokhru	Tribulus terrestris	Fruit	1 gm
9.	Jeevanti	Leptadenia reticulata	W. Part	1 gm
Kalk (Paste)
10.	Shyonak	Oroxylum indicum	Seeds	500 mg
11.	Safed jeera	Cuminum cyminum	Seeds	500 mg
Base Oils
12.	Flax seed oil	Linum usitatissimum	Fruit oil	3 ml
13.	Sun flower oil	Helianthus annuus	Fruit oil	3ml
14.	Sesame oil	Sesamum indicum	Fruit oil	q.s

Ingredients with Description

1. Gambhari (Gmelina arborea)

Gambhari is valued in Ayurveda for its nourishing properties and its traditional role in supporting tissue vitality. Its Brimhana (nourishing) qualities make it a relevant botanical in Bustonica Oil’s herbal approach to breast care, complementing the formulation’s focus on maintaining healthy-looking skin and overall body nourishment.

2. Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus)

Shatavari is one of the most recognised herbs in Ayurvedic women’s wellness, traditionally associated with reproductive nourishment and lactation support. Its roots contain steroidal saponins called shatavarins, and the herb holds an important place in traditional formulations intended to support women’s vitality and reproductive wellness.

3. Jeera (Cuminum cyminum)

Jeera, or cumin, is traditionally associated with Stanyajanana (supporting breast milk production) and Stanyashodhana (supporting breast milk quality) in Ayurvedic practice. Its aromatic constituents, including cuminaldehyde, contribute to its distinctive botanical profile and its traditional place in formulations connected with maternal wellness.

4. Choti Dudhi (Euphorbia thymifolia)

Choti Dudhi is a medicinal herb used in traditional Indian herbal practices and valued for its diverse phytochemical composition. Its inclusion in Bustonica Oil contributes to the formulation’s botanical diversity and reflects the traditional use of herbs in women’s personal care and wellness preparations.

5. Patha (Cissampelos pareira)

Patha is a traditional Ayurvedic herb used in formulations associated with women’s reproductive wellness. Its roots contain naturally occurring alkaloids, including compounds belonging to the bebeerine-related group, and it contributes a distinctive botanical profile to Bustonica Oil’s herbal composition.

6. Paatla (Stereospermum suaveolens)

Paatla is a classical Ayurvedic medicinal plant included in the Dashamoola group, traditionally used in formulations associated with Vata balance and overall bodily wellness. Its inclusion adds classical Ayurvedic significance to Bustonica Oil’s herbal blend and complements the formulation’s focus on external breast care.

7. Vidarikand (Pueraria tuberosa)

Vidarikand is traditionally regarded as a nourishing herb in Ayurveda and is used in restorative herbal formulations. Its tubers contain isoflavones, including puerarin and related plant compounds, making it an interesting botanical in discussions of plant-derived constituents and women’s wellness.

8. Chota Gokhru (Tribulus terrestris)

Chota Gokhru, also known as Gokshura, is a recognised Ayurvedic herb traditionally associated with urinary and reproductive wellness. Its steroidal saponins and other plant constituents give it a distinctive phytochemical profile, adding diversity to the herbal combination in Bustonica Oil.

9. Jeevanti (Leptadenia reticulata)

Jeevanti is traditionally described as a nourishing and rejuvenating herb in Ayurveda. Its Rasayana (rejuvenating) association makes it relevant to traditional women’s wellness practices, while its diverse plant constituents contribute to the botanical character of Bustonica Oil.

10. Shyonak (Oroxylum indicum)

Shyonak is a classical Ayurvedic tree included in Dashamoola and traditionally valued in herbal formulations for maintaining overall wellness. It contains flavonoids such as baicalein and chrysin, which contribute to its distinctive phytochemical composition and make it an important botanical in the formulation.

11. Flaxseed Oil (Linum usitatissimum)

Flaxseed oil contains alpha-linolenic acid, an essential omega-3 fatty acid, along with other skin-conditioning lipids. These fatty acids help moisturise the skin, support its natural protective barrier, and maintain a soft, supple appearance around the breast area during massage.

12. Sunflower Oil (Helianthus annuus)

Sunflower oil is rich in skin-conditioning fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid, and contains vitamin E compounds such as tocopherols. It helps maintain skin hydration, supports the skin’s protective barrier, and contributes to a smooth, comfortable texture during external breast massage.

13. Sesame Oil (Sesamum indicum)

Sesame oil has a long history of use in Ayurvedic Abhyanga (oil massage) and is valued for its lubricating and skin-conditioning properties. It contains fatty acids and natural lignans such as sesamin and sesamolin, while its smooth texture supports comfortable massage and helps maintain skin softness.

Indications of Bustonica Oil

Cosmetic breast massage and external care.
Dryness and roughness of the breast-area skin.
Maintaining skin softness and suppleness.
Supporting the appearance of skin firmness and tone.
Postnatal breast-area skin care.
Supporting skin conditioning through regular massage.
Promoting a relaxing breast-care routine.

Benefits of Bustonica Oil

Nourishes the Skin: The blend of sesame, sunflower, and flaxseed oils helps moisturise the skin and maintain its natural softness, leaving the breast area feeling smooth and supple.
Improves Skin Hydration: Its skin-conditioning oils help reduce dryness and support the skin’s natural protective barrier, making the skin feel more comfortable.
Supports Comfortable Massage: The oil provides lubrication for gentle breast massage, allowing smooth application while reducing friction on delicate skin.
Maintains Skin Elasticity: Regular massage with moisturising oils helps keep the skin supple and flexible, supporting a healthy-looking appearance.
Provides Herbal Skin Care: The combination of traditional Ayurvedic botanicals reflects a herbal approach to external breast care and personal wellness.
Enhances the Self-Care Experience: Its blend of botanical oils makes massage a convenient addition to a regular body-care routine, helping maintain soft, well-conditioned skin.

Usage of Bustonica Oil

Apply approximately 20 drops of Bustonica Oil to each breast and massage gently until evenly spread. For best convenience, use it after bathing and again at bedtime, or follow the instructions provided by an Ayurvedic physician.

Conclusion

Bustonica Oil is a herbal oil formulated with traditionally valued Ayurvedic herbs and nourishing plant oils for breast care. Its blend includes ingredients such as Shatavari, Gambhari, Vidarikand, Jeevanti and other herbs associated with women’s wellness in Ayurveda. The natural oils help moisturise the skin, improve softness and support a smooth skin texture. Gentle massage helps nourish the skin and makes breast-care routines more comfortable. The herbal ingredients complement the nourishing properties of sesame, sunflower and flaxseed oils. Regular external application can be included as part of a consistent personal-care routine. Overall, Bustonica Oil combines traditional Ayurvedic ingredients with plant-based nourishment for everyday breast and skin care.