An adaptogenic Ayurvedic herb rich in antioxidants, used in skincare to help calm stressed skin, soften visible signs of fatigue, and support a smoother, more rested-looking complexion.

Revered in Ayurveda as a Rasayana, Ashwagandha was traditionally taken to restore strength, calm nervous energy, and protect against the wear of time.

Known as the "king of herbs" in Ayurveda, Bhringaraj is a botanical rich in antioxidants, used in skincare to help condition and support depleted skin. Valued for its strengthening and protective properties, it helps skin maintain comfort, suppleness, and a healthier-looking appearance during periods of dryness or seasonal stress.

Traditionally infused in oils to nourish hair, skin, and spirit, Bhringaraj was used to rejuvenate the body and calm restless energy.

Wild harvested & hand-picked. Rich in vitamin A & E & trans-retinoic acid, making it a super 'tonic' oil.

Used for centuries as a skin cell & tissue repairer.

Rich in antioxidants and omega fatty acids, Plum oil nourishes deeply while protecting against dryness and oxidative stress. It supports elasticity, smooth texture, and a luminous, even tone.

Native to the Mediterranean and Caucasus regions, the plum tree has long been used in Greek, Roman, and Persian care rituals for its softening and restorative properties.

Though not found in classical Ayurvedic texts, Plum oil carries snigdha (nourishing) and brimhana (strengthening) qualities that help replenish and stabilise Vata. Its rich, soothing texture restores moisture and supports the skin’s natural resilience, grounding without heaviness.

A concentrated botanical extract rich in glycyrrhizin and flavonoids, known for their brightening and soothing properties. Helps improve the appearance of uneven tone, dullness, and post-stress pigmentation while supporting a clearer, more even-looking complexion.

Known as Yashtimadhu in Ayurveda, Licorice root is celebrated for its sheetala (cooling) and madhura (sweet, nourishing) qualities. It soothes Pitta, nourishes Vata, and supports rasa dhatu, the body’s fluid and tissue vitality, bringing brightness and clarity to the skin.

A lightweight olive-derived, skin identical lipid that helps soften, cushion, and reduce moisture loss. Supports suppleness and comfort without heaviness, making it especially suited to dry or depleted skin.

Exceptionally rich in antioxidants and punicic acid, Pomegranate oil helps protect against environmental stressors while encouraging cell regeneration and elasticity. It restores vitality to tired or sun-exposed skin, leaving it supple and luminous.

Treasured since antiquity across Egyptian, Persian, and Greek traditions as a symbol of regeneration and fertility. The fruit and its oil were used to rejuvenate and beautify the skin, often in rituals of renewal.

In Ayurveda, Pomegranate (Dadima) is valued for its tridoshic balance — gentle enough for all constitutions. Its sheetala (cooling) and rasa-nourishing qualities soothe Pitta and support skin repair, while its subtle richness offers moisture and tone to Vata without heaviness.

Deeply nourishing and restorative, Sesame oil strengthens the skin barrier, supports circulation, and helps lock in moisture. Naturally rich in zinc, linoleic acid, and antioxidants, it promotes smooth, resilient, and luminous skin.

One of the oldest cultivated oils, revered across Egyptian, Greek, and Ayurvedic traditions for its regenerative and protective properties. Used in ritual and daily care alike, it was known as a symbol of vitality and longevity.

A cornerstone of Ayurvedic self-care, Sesame oil embodies snigdha (unctuous), ushna (warming), and guru (grounding) qualities. It pacifies Vata, supports lymphatic flow, and anchors the body in warmth and stability, ideal for nurturing dry, cold, or restless states.