Numerous natural elements that could do wonders for your skin can be found in the huge Himalayas, luxuriant Indian woods, and clear Indian waters. Scrubs, face washes, packs, and oils that are made only of conventional components like coconut oil are increasingly replacing chemical-filled cosmetics due to rising consumer awareness of beauty.
I've provided a list of all-natural products that you should include in your morning and evening beauty routines below.
Ashwagandha
Hibiscus Flower
Kasturi Manjal
This brightens the skin and refines and purifies the texture of the skin. It is also known as wild turmeric. This substance revitalises your skin over time, leaving it clear, radiant, and free of imperfections. Include this Ayurvedic masque in your regular skincare routine for supple, young-looking skin.Saffron Ayurvedic texts state that,
The 'Varnya' gana category of substances, which provides the skin a rich, warm, and healthy, bright complexion, includes saffron. Saffron has a tonne of antioxidants.
possesses anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities, and contains vitamin C.
Himalayan Shilajit
One of the main Shilajit skin advantages is anti-aging. The main ingredient in Shilajit that aids in controlling skin ageing indicators is fulvic acid. Additionally, it contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant compounds that help repair damaged cells and slow down the body's ageing process.
Marigold
When it comes to using marigold to cure skin conditions, the flower offers a number of advantages due to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities. Marigold is also regarded as a highly powerful astringent and a potent antimicrobial. As a result, it helps with skin issues and improves one's appearance.
Neem
Due to its cleansing properties, this bitter medicinal herb has long been a staple in Indian soaps. Neem's antibacterial qualities help treat and prevent acne by killing the bacteria that cause it. Additionally, it is quite helpful in regulating skin oil production. Neem can calm inflamed skin because of its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities.With inputs from Amritha Gaddam, Founder and CEO , The Tribe Concepts.
