Ayurvedic Ingredients

🌟 Oil Control & Deep Cleanse

Multani Mitti has been used in Indian beauty rituals for centuries to absorb excess oil, unclog pores, and deeply cleanse skin without stripping natural moisture.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Tvachya dravya (skin-purifying herbs)
  
• Properties (Guna): Cooling, absorbent, cleansing
  
• Benefits: Draws out impurities, balances oil, improves texture, and gives skin a fresh, matte glow.

Sourced from: Natural clay deposits in India.
How it works: Absorbs impurities, toxins, and excess sebum.
Scientific backing: Natural mineral clay rich in magnesium chloride.
Fun fact: Named after Multan, Pakistan, where high-quality clay is found.

🌟 Soothes & Calms Irritation

Sandalwood has been revered in Ayurveda for its cooling, anti-inflammatory properties. It soothes sensitive skin, evens tone, and provides a calming, aromatic experience.


✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Varnya dravya (complexion-enhancing and glow-giving herbs)
  
• Properties (Guna):
  Cooling, soothing, aromatic, anti-inflammatory
  
• Benefits: Reduces blemishes, calms irritated skin, enhances glow, and balances Pitta dosha for clear, radiant skin.
  
  

Sourced from: Sustainable sandalwood plantations in South India
How it works: Natural anti-inflammatory compounds calm redness
Scientific backing: Contains santalol with proven anti-inflammatory properties
Fun fact: Sacred wood used in temples and beauty rituals for millennia

🌟 Hydrates & Anti-Aging

Rose petals are nature's most luxurious hydrator. Rich in antioxidants and vitamins, they nourish dry skin, fight aging, and leave a natural rosy glow.



✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Varnya & Pittashamak dravya (complexion-enhancing and cooling herbs)
• Properties (Guna): Cooling, soothing, rejuvenating, aromatic.
• Benefits: Hydrates and tones the skin, reduces redness, balances excess heat (Pitta), and promotes a soft, natural glow
  
  
  Sourced from: Organic rose farms in Kannauj, India (perfume capital)
  How it works: Vitamin C and antioxidants fight free radicals
  Scientific backing: Rich in vitamins A, C, E and essential fatty acids
  Fun fact: Rose water has been Cleopatra's beauty secret
  
  
  

🌟 Brightens & Revitalizes

Sun-dried orange peel is packed with Vitamin C and citric acid. It naturally brightens dull skin, fights pigmentation, and adds an energizing citrus boost.


✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Varnya & Tvachya dravya (complexion-enhancing and skin-purifying herbs)
• Properties (Guna): Uplifting, cleansing, aromatic, mildly astringent
• Benefits: Gently exfoliates dead skin cells, reduces tanning, clears excess oil, and imparts a bright, fresh radiance to the skin.
  
  
  Sourced from: Organic citrus farms in South India.
  How it works: Vitamin C boosts collagen, citric acid exfoliates gently
  Scientific backing: High vitamin C content proven for skin brightening
  Fun fact: Orange peel has 5x more vitamin C than the fruit itself

🌟 Fades Dark Spots & Evens Tone


Mulethi is Ayurveda's secret weapon for hyperpigmentation. It naturally lightens dark spots, evens skin tone, and provides a uniform, radiant complexion.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Varnya & Rasayana dravya (complexion-enhancing and rejuvenating herbs)
• Properties (Guna): Sweet, cooling, nourishing, soothing
• Benefits: Brightens dull skin, fades dark spots, soothes inflammation, and restores natural glow while keeping skin calm and even-toned.

Sourced from: Himalayan foothills and Gujarat
How it works: Glabridin inhibits melanin production naturally
Scientific backing: Glabridin clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmentation
Fun fact: Also used in traditional medicine for digestive and respiratory health

🌟 Detoxifies & Purifies

Activated charcoal acts like a magnet for impurities. It draws out toxins, pollutants, and dirt from deep within pores, leaving skin deeply cleansed and purified.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Shodhana dravya (detoxifying and cleansing agent)
• Properties (Guna): Bitter, drying, absorbent, and cooling
• Benefits: Deeply detoxifies and purifies skin by drawing out impurities, excess oils, and toxins; unclogs pores; reduces acne and blackheads; and revitalizes.

Sourced from: Coconut or Bamboo shells (sustainable source)
How it works: Porous structure binds to toxins and impurities
Scientific backing: Proven adsorption properties remove impurities effectively
Fun fact: One teaspoon has the surface area of a football field!

🌟 Brightens & Heals

The golden goddess of Ayurveda. Turmeric has been used for over 4,000 years to brighten skin, reduce inflammation, heal acne, and create that coveted natural glow.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Varnya & Rasayana dravya (complexion-enhancing and rejuvenating herb)
• Properties (Guna): Bitter (Tikta), pungent (Katu), dry (Ruksha), and heating (Ushna)
• Benefits: Traditionally used to provide a natural glow, reduce pigmentation, and calm skin conditions like acne and eczema.
  
  

Sourced from: Organic farms in Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu
How it works: Curcumin fights inflammation and free radicals
Scientific backing: Curcumin clinically proven as powerful antioxidant
Fun fact: Essential ingredient in Indian wedding beauty rituals (Haldi ceremony)

🌟 Clears Acne & Purifies

Called "The Village Pharmacy" in Sanskrit, neem is nature's most powerful antibacterial. It fights acne-causing bacteria, prevents breakouts, and purifies skin naturally.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Rakta Shodhaka & Krimighna dravya (blood purifier and antimicrobial agent)
• Properties (Guna): Bitter (Tikta), astringent (Kashaya), light (Laghu), dry (Ruksha), cooling (Sheeta)
• Benefits: It is especially effective for acne-prone, oily, and sensitive skin types Treats acne, prevents breakouts, reduces scarring, antiseptic properties
  
  

Sourced from: Neem trees across India (naturally abundant)
How it works: Antibacterial compounds fight acne-causing bacteria
Scientific backing: Nimbidin and nimbin proven as antibacterial agents
Fun fact: Every part of the neem tree has medicinal properties

🌟 Heals & Hydrates

The miracle plant of Ayurveda. Aloe vera soothes burns, heals wounds, deeply hydrates, and repairs damaged skin with its cooling, gel-like essence.

✨ In Ayurveda:

• Category: Tvak Shodhana & Rasayana dravya (skin purifier and rejuvenator)
• Properties (Guna): Bitter (Tikta), heavy (Guru), slimy (Picchila), cooling (Sheeta)
• Benefits: Deeply hydrates and soothes the skin, calming inflammation and sunburn. Its cooling, rejuvenating nature balances Pitta dosha, promotes healing, and restores natural glow and smoothness.

Sourced from: Organic aloe farms in Rajasthan
How it works: 75+ active compounds provide healing and hydration
Scientific backing: Contains vitamins, enzymes, amino acids, and polysaccharides
Fun fact: Cleopatra and Nefertiti used aloe vera daily for radiant skin.