Introduction: Oils Beyond the Kitchen
Morning Rituals: Nourishment Inside and Out
Midday Cooking: Flavor Meets Health
Evening Self-Care: Beauty with Oils
Spotlight on Different Yugansh Oils
Groundnut Oil
Mustard Oil
Sesame Oil
Yellow Mustard Oil
Why Choose Wood-Pressed Oils?
Conclusion: A Lifestyle Rooted in Nature
FAQs
For many, oils are thought of only as cooking mediums. But in traditional Indian households, oils have always been much more than that. They were used for cooking, skincare, haircare, and even wellness rituals. Yugansh wood-pressed oils bring this tradition back to life, allowing us to experience oils in their purest form—both in the kitchen and in our beauty routines.
This blog takes you through a day in the life of using Yugansh oils—not just for food but also for natural beauty care.
Mornings set the tone for the entire day. Traditionally, a spoon of oil with warm water was taken to promote digestion and immunity. At the same time, oils were used externally in massages to awaken the body and refresh the skin.
Oil Pulling: Swishing a spoon of sesame or mustard oil in the mouth helps detoxify and promote oral health.
Massage: Applying warm oil before a bath nourishes the skin, improves circulation, and energizes the body.
Cooking Breakfast: Using wood-pressed oils for cooking ensures that the day starts with natural, nutrient-rich food.
By lunchtime, oils make their way back into the kitchen. Using wood-pressed oils not only adds authentic flavors but also ensures nutrients are preserved.
For Frying & Sautéing: Groundnut and mustard oils hold up well under heat.
For Light Cooking: Yellow mustard oil is ideal for those who want mild flavors.
For Finishing Touches: Sesame oil is best drizzled on salads or curries for its earthy aroma.
With these choices, meals become a balance of taste and wellness.
Evenings are perfect for self-care. Oils have always been a part of Indian beauty rituals, from glowing skin to strong hair.
Hair Massage: Applying warm oil to the scalp reduces stress and strengthens roots.
Skin Moisturizer: A few drops massaged into the skin act as a natural moisturizer.
Relaxation: Oils like sesame are used in aromatherapy for calming the mind.
By adding these rituals, the day closes on a note of nourishment and relaxation.
Nutty, stable at high heat, and versatile, cold pressed groundnut oil is a kitchen staple. Perfect for frying and sautéing, it also supports heart health with its monounsaturated fats.
Bold and pungent, cold pressed mustard oil is both a cooking essential and a therapeutic oil. It boosts digestion, strengthens immunity, and doubles up as a massage oil for warmth and vitality.
Earthy and antioxidant-rich, cold pressed sesame oil is ideal for finishing dishes, oral care (oil pulling), and skincare. Ayurveda calls it the “queen of oils” for its wide benefits.
Gentle in flavor, cold pressed yellow mustard oil is perfect for those who prefer mildness in cooking. It also works well in light massages and as a moisturizer for sensitive skin.
Wood-pressed oils, extracted slowly in wooden Kolhus, are vastly different from refined oils:
No Heat, No Chemicals: Preserves nutrients and natural antioxidants.
Authentic Taste: Oils retain their natural aroma and flavor.
Holistic Benefits: Suitable for cooking as well as wellness rituals.
At Yugansh, every drop of oil is crafted with purity and tradition, ensuring both your kitchen and beauty rituals stay connected to nature.
Oils are not just ingredients—they are lifestyle companions. From the breakfast table to beauty rituals at night, Yugansh wood-pressed oils prove their versatility and value. By including them in daily life, you embrace nourishment, balance, and heritage.
Choosing Yugansh means choosing oils that go beyond cooking—oils that heal, beautify, and connect you to centuries-old traditions.
Q1. Can wood-pressed oils be used for skincare?
Yes, oils like sesame and mustard are excellent natural moisturizers and massage oils.
Q2. Are cold-pressed oils better for health than refined oils?
Absolutely. Cold-pressed oils retain vitamins, antioxidants, and natural compounds that refined oils lose during chemical processing.
Q3. Which oil is best for frying?
Groundnut and mustard oils are most stable at high heat, making them ideal for frying.
Q4. Can these oils be used daily in cooking?
Yes, when used in moderation, cold-pressed oils are safe and beneficial for everyday cooking.
Q5. Why are Yugansh oils different from others in the market?
Yugansh oils are made in traditional wooden Kolhus, preserving purity, nutrients, and the authentic touch of heritage.
