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Manjistha or Manjeeth or Lohitalata or Indian madder is a powerful Indian Ayurvedic herb with historical usage in medicine and skincare. It has found its way as a beauty aid into a few skincare & haircare products. Traditional Chinese & Indian medicine, too, recognized its amazing powers. A herbaceous climber with long, cylindrical roots and red bark.

Rare, extremely precious and efficacious. In Ayurveda, saffron is revered for its healing properties. And Western medicine lauds the spice for its suggested ability to treat memory issues, stomach disorders, inflammation, and even depression.

Tired of sudden breakouts, rashes and itchiness every time you switch skincare products or climate? It could be a sign of sensitive skin. Such skin types are vulnerable and often need special care. Dealing with sensitive, intolerant skin can be difficult. It is not easy to find out which products can cause redness or irritation of your skin.

are dietary substances that provide large proportions of minerals, vitamins, antioxidants etcetera are referred as 'superfoods'. In addition to being a powerhouse of nutrients and providing all the essential ones, they have various other health benefits as well. Ayurveda acknowledges them as a “natural” and holistic approach to physical and mental health. The right Ayurvedic foods can boost immunity, detox the body, increase physical and mental strength, and improve digestion. Listed below are 10 ayurvedic superfoods you should eat every day.

The legendary medicinal tree of India has grown with the human settlement all over the country and has been an integral part of the Indian way of life for centuries. The history of the Neem tree is inextricably linked to the history of the Indian civilization. For ages Indians have trusted this tree to fortify their health and remedy scores of diseases.

Santalum album or Sandalwood commonly known in India as Chandan is renowned for its aromatic and skincare properties. In ancient texts, it plays an important role in one’s overall summer skincare regime and for all other seasons.  Because of its light and dry physical properties and cold potency, Sandalwood works brilliantly on skin related issues like pigmentation, sunburn, acne and etc. In skin care, Sandalwood is used in many forms – including fresh pastes, powder and essential oils.