| Triphala |
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Translating as 'three fruit', triphala contains the herbs Amalaki, Bibhitaki and Haritaki and is one of the best natural sources of vitamin C. Highly anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and anti-viral, it helps in the production of collagen, keeping skin supple and thick and enhances the skin's natural resistance to free radical damage and photo-sensitivity. Triphala works to balances all three Doshas and is highly rejuvenating. |
| Tulsi (Basil) |
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Considered India's queen of herbs, basil is a tonic refresher and detoxifier and helps stimulate circulation under the skin. With abundant anti-oxidants and antibacterial compounds, it is excellent in treating minor infections and various skin conditions, including acne and congested complexions. Helps neutralize the toxins of bug bites and stings as well as enhance skin immunity and luster. Provides nourishment and healing for dry, itchy scalp and enhances sheen in hair. The aromatherapeutic properties of Basil sharpen the senses and create alertness. |
| Turmeric (Haridra) |
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Considered one of the greatest skin healers, turmeric is antibacterial, anti-viral, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic. Rich in antioxidants, it effectively protects the skin cells from damage, rejuvenates cellular tissue, helps reduce pigmentation and provides smooth and glowing skin. |
| Udid Dal |
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A white lentil that has the highest amount of protein content, even higher than meat. Provides fiber and nutrients to the skin and has strong strengthening and firming effects. Increases ojas, or the body of the cell. |
