Containing high concentrations of vitamin C, antioxidants, and tannins, Amla is extremely beneficial for both skin and hair. It’s many notable properties brighten, soften, tone, and firm skin. When formulated for hair, it strengthens hair follicles, boosts hair growth, condition strands, and protects hair from general external damage. 

Originating in Morocco, the powerful antioxidants and nourishing fatty acids in Argan Oil help keep hair and skin deeply moisturized. These properties protect hair against styling damage, free radicals, and unwanted shedding. Packed with vitamin E and linoleic acids, Argan Oil strengthens skin tissue, aids in wrinkle prevention, and nourishes the skin.

A high-powered adaptogen and staple medicinal herb used in Ayurveda, Ashwagandha root is known to aid in the production of skin-enriching compounds like hyaluronan, elastin, and collagen. When formulated for the body, it reduces inflammation and soothes muscle soreness. In addition to this, it’s high antioxidant levels protect skin from free radicals, helping to keep your complexion vibrant.

A classic Ayurvedic herb cultivated in various tropical regions across the world. It is highly beneficial for treating hair-fall, greying, dandruff, and improving circulation of the scalp. Regular application encourages healthy hair growth, rejuvenation of the mind, and deeply conditioned hair strands.

Originating in tropical East Africa, Castor Oil is widely used in India and the West Indies for both cosmetic and medicinal purposes. As a long-chained fatty acid, Castor Oil provides essential proteins and nutrients to hair when applied topically. It has been used in traditional hair treatments for hundreds of years by many nations and communities – containing potent moisturizing properties which thicken, strengthen, and increase hair growth.

Originating on the banks of the River Nile, Blue Egyptian Lotus is now found in various countries all over the world, including the Indian sub-continent. A natural moisturizer, blue lotus flower extract is packed with many healing properties to help improve the look and feel of dry, rough, and flaky skin while balancing oil production. 

A unique and balancing herb, Brahmi is a strengthening and nourishing ingredient which promotes hair regeneration, reduces dandruff, itchiness, and overall dryness. Its powerful properties create a natural protective layer around hair follicles to ensure strong regrowth.

A highly beneficial conditioning ingredient, Coconut Oil is rich in vitamin E, fatty acids, and reparative properties. This time-honoured ingredient enhances both the texture and shine of hair strands – repairing damage, and improving length retention.  

A deeply soothing and moisture-locking ingredient, Evening Primrose enhances the texture and elasticity of skin – improving overall dryness, irritation, roughness, and treatment of wrinkles. It is also rich in linoleic and omega-rich fatty acids, which aids in reinforcing the skin’s barrier and regulating sebum production. 

Also known as Methi, Fenugreek seeds have been long-used in Ayurvedic recipes and remedies. When applied topically to the scalp, it can aid in treating hair-fall, alopecia, and dandruff while encouraging growth of longer, stronger, shinier hair. 

Rich in vitamin C and amino acids, Hibiscus flowers combat hair loss by improving blood circulation of the scalp – stimulating dormant hair follicles and encouraging healthy new growth. 

Native to South Asia, Himalayan Cherry is primarily grown in the regions of Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir. It is rich in antioxidants, and a natural tyrosinase inhibitor – combating hyperpigmentation, signs of aging, and aiding in skin regeneration.

When applied to the head and hair, Jasmine aids in purifying the scalp of bacteria and build-up – reducing the possibility of infections and dandruff. In addition to this, it deeply conditions hair strands while relieving stress and muscle tension.

Loaded with antioxidants and vitamin E, Jojoba Oil is “biomimetic” meaning it acts and functions like the sebum found in our skin. Due to these properties, it effectively balances skin’s oil production – making it particularly beneficial for acne-prone and easily-irritable sensitive skin.

A gentle, yet impressive tyrosinase inhibitor, Licorice root is one of nature’s lesser known skin brighteners. Containing a compound called liquiritin, it not only aids in lightening hyperpigmentation and uneven skin tone, but also contains potent skin-soothing and anti-inflammatory properties to ensure optimal skin barrier function.

Manjistha, also known as Indian Madder, is commonly used in Ayurvedic formulations pertaining to maintaining skin health. It is a blood purifier that helps in the management of various skin conditions such as acne, melasma, hyperpigmentation, and wounds due to its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. Manjistha leaves skin glowing while simultaneously combating signs of aging.

When applied topically, Olive Oil promotes a moisturized and healthy scalp, fights infections, and improves circulation. It remains a long-standing natural conditioner used throughout many regions around the world, which combats breakage and aids in stronger hair growth.

When formulated in the correct concentration, Rose Geranium is a soothing and balancing ingredient for the skin. It is an astringent and antibacterial topical agent which tightens, brightens, and tones skin.

A powerful all-rounder, Rosehip Seed Oil is rich in vitamin A, C, and fatty acids. While fighting free-radicals and calming inflammation, it aids in cell regeneration and healing, increases collagen production as well as skin elasticity, and assists in the brightening and evening of one’s skin tone.

Known as Rujamari in Ayurveda, Rosemary is an aromatic medicinal plant that promotes hair growth by improving the circulation of blood to the scalp – enhancing cellular regeneration and reducing overall inflammation. 

Containing potent antioxidants, flavonoids, polyphenol, and various vitamins, Sacred Lotus improves skin elasticity, brightens overall complexion, soothes inflammation, balances sebum production, and prevents clogged pores. 

A relative of the Sunflower, Safflower Oil is an anti-inflammatory, deeply moisturizing ingredient rich in Oleic, Linoleic, Linolenic, Palmitic, and Stearic acid. Promoting prolonged moisture retention and enhanced elasticity in the skin, Safflower Oil balances sebum production, enhances skin texture, and promotes a more even-toned complexion.

A traditional Ayurvedic spice, Saffron is packed with an array of antioxidants, including vitamin C. It is rich in minerals, carotenoids, and has many anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and brightening properties. An ingredient perfect for sensitive skin, it aids in fading the appearance of dark spots and hyperpigmentation to reveal a more even-toned complexion.

Also referred to as Chandan, Sandalwood is a natural antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and healing ingredient used in many Ayurvedic skin treatments. It aids in reducing acne, hyperpigmentation, and calming excess heat or inflammation in the skin. 

High in saponins and antioxidant properties, Shatavari is an Ayurvedic adaptogenic herb that aids in reducing free-radical skin damage. Preventing wrinkle formation and collagen loss, Shatavari soothes inflammation and helps maintain skin’s elasticity.

Used for centuries to treat and soothe skin conditions and minor wounds, Almond Oil is a powerful moisturizer containing high concentrations of vitamins E and A. It is highly emollient, antibacterial, and anti-fungal. When applied to the skin, it can help reduce hyperpigmentation, signs of aging, heal sun damage, and prevent transepidermal water loss. When used as a hair treatment, Almond Oil can soften and strengthen strands; contains a high concentration of vitamin B-7 (biotin) which encourages healthy hair growth. 

Native to South East Asia, Turmeric or “Haldi” is a treasured Ayurvedic ingredient used in many traditional beauty treatments. It is a potent anti-inflammatory botanical compound that aids in treating skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne. It is also used widely in Ayurvedic treatments to reduce hyperpigmentation and stubborn dark spots.

Indigenous to Southern India, Vetiver has been revered for centuries due to its powerful ability to thrive in searing heat – attributed to its calming and cooling properties. It is a skin-healing ingredient highly beneficial in treating pitta imbalances, inflammation, and skin irritations. In addition to this, it is also used widely in Ayurvedic treatments to reduce hyperpigmentation and stubborn dark spots.