An Ayurvedic treasure, Black Gram has an unctuous nature, making it a powerful youth-promoting and skin-nourishing ingredient. It deeply hydrates, softens crepey skin, and leaves it feeling as smooth as silk. Packed with vital minerals and nutrients, Black Gram helps firm the look of loose skin and deep-set wrinkles. Its rich starch content delivers intense, skin-silkening moisture, enhancing softness and suppleness. Known as the "utter nourisher" in ancient Sanskrit texts, this potent herb pacifies Vata dosha (dryness), moisturizing the skin and making it look and feel plump with a velvety-smooth glow.

Manjistha holds a prominent position in Ayurvedic wisdom and is widely recognized, even beyond the boundaries of the Eastern World. It's often consumed orally for its health benefits and recommended for various skin and eye concerns.  This brick-red herb, derived from the root of a plant with heart-shaped leaves, embodies vitality and vigor in its vibrant hue and is clinically proven and globally celebrated for its ability to enhance skin radiance, addresses concerns related to darkness and dullness, helps reduce the look of dark spots, brightens the complexion, imparting a youthful glow and serves as a potent yet gentle complexion purifier.

Squalane is the stable version of squalene, which is a naturally occurring lipid in your skin's sebum that keeps it moisturized. Because of its stable nature, Squalane has a longer shelf life and retains all the moisturizing goodness that makes crepey skin look taut and plump. Acting as both a humectant and an occlusive, Squalane pulls moisture into your skin while forming a protective barrier to lock it in. This dual action makes it an effective wrinkle-softening moisturizer. It mirrors your skin's natural sebum, so it is absorbed and accepted by your skin readily. It is known to soften, smooth, firm the look of wrinkles and lift the look of sagging skin. Clinical evidence supports its complexion-detoxifying effects.  

Now, about that controversy – Squalane in cosmetics was once sourced from shark liver. But don’t worry, we use plant-based Squalane from sources like olives.