Indian Herbs

For refreshed and toned skin. It has a cooling and soothing effect. Most commonly used in combination with neem (for oily and problematic skin), clay (for deep cleansing), and other herbs. Suitable for all skin types.

Natural antibacterial action. Helps with dandruff and irritated scalp, suitable addition to herbal hair wash blends.

Mandjistha (Rubia cordifolia) is known for its skin-evening properties and is frequently used to lighten pigmentation spots. It aids in skin inflammations, restores, and strengthens the skin. Due to its slight coloring effect on the skin, it is recommended to use in small quantities and in combination with other herbs as a face mask. It may irritate sensitive skin.

Universal Face Mask: Mix equal parts of the following herbs of your choice - Indian clay, orange peel powder, neem, mandjistha, rose petal powder. Store the prepared mixture in a dark glass jar. Before use, pour 1-2 tablespoons of the mixture with hot water and stir. Let it sit for about 5 minutes and apply on the face, avoiding the eye area. After 20 minutes, rinse off with water. For enhanced effects, you can mix the mask with rose water (for all skin types), aloe vera juice, fresh milk, or honey (for dry skin), or diluted lemon juice (for oily skin).

External Use: Avoid contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Perform an allergy test before use. Store in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight.

Also known as 'the queen of herbs', as well as 'Holy Basil', tulsi is beneficial in cases of scalp irritation and hairloss; helps prevent inflammation; moisturises skin and gives it a youthful and fresh glow.