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Turmeric (Haldi)
Neem
Known in India as the "village pharmacy," neem has long been used to help keep skin clear and support a balanced, healthy complexion — especially helpful during breakout-prone teen years.
Amla (Indian Gooseberry)
One of the most prized ingredients in Indian hair care, amla is traditionally used to nourish the scalp and support strong, healthy-looking hair.
Bhringraj
Sometimes called the "king of hair" in Ayurvedic texts, this herb has been used for generations in scalp oils to support hair strength and scalp comfort.
Aloe Vera
A cooling, soothing plant found in nearly every Indian backyard, traditionally applied to calm sun-exposed or irritated skin.
Sandalwood (Chandan)
Prized in India for its calming scent and traditional use in face packs to help soothe and refresh the skin.
Multani Mitti (Fuller's Earth)
A mineral-rich clay traditionally used across India to help absorb excess oil and gently draw out impurities.
Coconut Oil
A foundational oil in Indian body and hair care, used for generations in the after-bath oiling ritual and weekly hair oiling traditions.
Rosewater (Gulab Jal)
A gentle, time-honored toner used across Indian beauty routines to refresh and hydrate the skin.
Hibiscus (Gudhal)
Known in India as a hair-loving flower, traditionally used in oils and rinses to support shine and scalp health.