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Aayuvedic Herbals
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Ayurvedic skincare to support clearer-looking, balanced and healthy skin.
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This collection is for anyone whose skin runs oily, congested or blemish-prone and who wants a gentle, plant-led routine instead of a shelf of harsh actives. It brings together face packs and daily capsules chosen to help skin feel clean and balanced and look clearer over time. In Ayurveda, oily, breakout-prone skin is often linked to excess Pitta and Kapha, heat and heaviness, so the traditional approach favours cooling, purifying ingredients and a steady routine, with attention to diet, sleep and stress rather than aggressive scrubbing.
We bring you the power of traditional Ayurvedic ingredients to nurture your skin and body, naturally.
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The range covers two formats that work together. Clay and fruit-powder face packs, such as French Pink Clay with rose petal and aloe vera and pure orange peel powder, are used two or three times a week: mixed fresh, left on for ten to fifteen minutes and rinsed before they dry, followed by a light moisturiser. Herbal capsules such as Skin 21 are a daily step taken as directed on the pack, alongside plenty of water and a balanced diet. Keep the rest of your routine simple, with a mild cleanser, a non-greasy moisturiser and sunscreen, and introduce one new product at a time so you know how your skin responds.
Set realistic expectations. These are cosmetic and Ayurvedic wellness products, not medicines for acne. Most people notice their skin feeling fresher and less oily first; a clearer-looking complexion depends on consistent use over several weeks, and results vary from person to person. Avoid picking or scrubbing over active breakouts. If your acne is painful, cystic, leaving marks or scars, appears suddenly in adulthood or does not settle, please see a dermatologist, and keep following any treatment they prescribe.
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No face pack can promise that. Clay and orange peel packs are cosmetic: they absorb excess oil and help pores look less congested, so skin can look clearer with regular use. Acne has many causes, including hormones, genetics, stress and some medicines. If your breakouts are painful, cystic or persistent, please see a dermatologist for proper advice.
Two to three times a week suits most oily and combination skin. Mix a fresh paste, apply a thin layer, leave it on for ten to fifteen minutes and rinse before it dries completely, then moisturise. Using a clay mask every day can leave skin feeling tight, dry and irritated, so more often is not better.
Use it gently. Mix it into a smooth paste with rose water or curd and pat it on rather than scrubbing, and skip any inflamed, broken or very sensitive areas. Patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use. If your skin stings or turns red, rinse the pack off straight away and pause use.
Yes, many people pair a daily capsule with a face pack used a few times a week. Take the capsules as directed on the pack and introduce one product at a time. Skin 21 is an Ayurvedic supplement, not a medicine for acne, so speak to your doctor first if you take medication or manage a health condition.
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