WHAT MAKES THIS FORMULATION SO UNIQUE

Wild Asparagus – This herb is also called Shatavari in the native tongue, which means ‘one who has hundreds of roots’, ‘who gives hundreds of blessings’, or ‘who has hundreds of potential benefits’.

It is an extremely beneficial herb for women wellness, especially fertility and reproductive health. This herb is also used to calm and soothe the skin and restore its lost radiance.  

Sandalwood  – This is a pleasant-smelling herb, also called Chandan in the native tongue because of its calming properties, in both smell and feel.

It pacifies Kapha and Pitta doshas and takes care of the skin when it becomes too agitated. Sandalwood also has the power to brighten the skin, helping it look at its natural best. It removes the dullness that resides onto the skin due to the outside environment and pollution.  

Indian Elecampane or Pushkarmool – ‘Pushkar’ means that which nourishes the body. Its leaves look similar to those of Lotus, hence, Pushkarmool is also called ‘Padmapatra’ meaning ‘Leaf of a Lotus Plant’.

It pacifies the Vata and Kapha Doshas and keeps the skin in the right balance of dryness and oiliness. 

Indian Valerian  – Also known as Tagar, this is a powerful Ayurvedic herb with restorative properties that can calm and soothe your skin extremely well. The herb also has an effective approach in solving joint discomfort and body concerns that come to notice as we age.

Studies have found that Tagar contains a substance called Valerenic acid, which helps one feel relaxed and restful!

Indian Mallow – In Hindi, the herb is known as Atibala, meaning ‘that which gives strength’.

It pacifies Vata and Pitta Dosha and solves for skin issues like dryness, by lubricating the body well. It is helpful in rejuvenation of the body as well as the moisturization of the skin. 

Cardamom – Cardamom, also known as ‘Ela’ is a delicious smelling spice and the third most expensive spice in the world! In ancient times, the Greeks and Romans used this spice for natural fragrance as well as therapeutic uses.

Apart from its application in perfume, Eastern curries and sweet dishes, Cardamom also benefits the skin by giving it a smooth glow, enhancing its complexion, and removing dullness for a lustrous skin. 

All in a light, non-sticky Sesame Oil base.

Did you know that Sesame Oil has an almost perfect linoleic acid and oleic acid balance, which makes this oil a perfect base?

Oils high in oleic acid are extra-rich and heavy, oils high in linoleic acid are lighter. This almost-perfect balance of 42% linoleic acid and 40% oleic acid makes sesame oil the ideal choice for an oil that cares for already troubled skin without clogging it or making it sticky.

Isn’t it interesting that ancient ayurvedic sages knew this almost 5000 years ago?!