Ayurvedic cosmetics bring a new look on beauty, which according to Ayurveda, cannot exist and last without a global health and a state of deep well-being. The colors, the smells and the aspect of a cosmetic have all their importance, you must use products whose ethics correspond to your values.
The use of Ayurvedic products
Developed from natural recipes, Ayurvedic products are composed mainly of plants. To this end, the ingredients of Ayurvedic cosmetics are plant extracts, vegetable oils, hydrolats and essential oils. This absence of chemical and synthetic products is the key to a rebalancing in the service of beauty.
These components mainly help to restore the health of the skin, hair and nails. For a complete action and in order to reach an optimal well-being, it is judicious to undertake a complete action which includes massages, dietetics, aromatherapy, meditation as well as a good hygiene of life.
Products for a better maintenance and well-being of the skin and hair
In powder form, the Manjistha plant is popular in cosmetics. It is generally used as a natural anti-aging agent. Thanks to its various virtues (anti-inflammatory as well as antiseptic), the epidermis is purified and soothed. This ayurvedic powder is ideal for the well-being of a sensitive skin. It is considered a beauty product, but also a health product with multiple traditional uses. Therefore, it is frequently mixed and processed with other ingredients for various uses. In India it is highly valued for soothing the scalp and naturally dyeing the hair.
Aloe Vera is also a plant of Indian origin, widely used for the well-being of the skin. Externally, it ensures perfect hydration of the epidermis, optimizes wound healing and soothes delicate epidermis. The world of cosmetology uses more and more this plant of Indian origin in products other than ayurvedic.
Facial care and ayurvedic products
Ayurvedic plants are extremely delicate for the beauty of the face. And since Ayurvedic cosmetics are made up primarily of herbal ingredients, they are safe and classified as beauty products par excellence. Triphala in the form of a cream, for example, is the ideal formula to treat the skin in depth.
To complete its effectiveness, it is advisable to combine it with other ingredients such as essential oils. Calophyllum is ideal for this combination, as it regenerates and makes the skin supple. Shea butter and beeswax can also be used to nourish and soften sensitive skin.
Shatavari: the ally of women at all ages
Plant of Indian origin, the Shatavari is the Ayurvedic plant which accompanies the women at all the stages of their life. Well known for soothing health problems related to the female sphere, this plant is also widely used in cosmetic preparations that moisturize the hands and body.
Tulsi, Neem and Centella, to sanitize and protect
The plants: Tulsi, Neem and Centella are three plants widely used in Ayurvedic phytotherapy, but also for cosmetic care. Tulsi is recommended to soothe, Neem to cleanse and purify, and Centella is renowned for its repairing and protective action on the skin.
Whatever the plant used, Ayurvedic products are the ideal cosmetics for a daily beauty ritual.
