Beauty Essentials

Long before golden milk and turmeric lattes made a global wave, ancient sciences in India were using turmeric as a medicinal ingredient since centuries. Curcumin is a bioactive component is found in this Indian super- ingredient hailed for its antioxidants, anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties. Regular intake is known to boost immunity, and help keep skin clear and glowing. For our formulation, we sourced Curcumin C3 Complex ®, which is a patented and clinically proven composition. It contains 95% curcuminoids and better absorption, for maximum benefits in every dose.

This one’s quite an all-rounder! Vitamin C helps to improve skin tone, delay ageing, boost immunity, and also works to keep infections at bay. Our body creates more free radicals when triggered by stress, poor diet and lifestyle choices. This results in cell damage and even chronic disorders over time. Vitamin C delivers antioxidants, which are key to fight off free radicals. When taken regularly, it helps skin stay healthy and improves immune function.

E is for essential? We may safely say so. Vitamin E is required by the body for an array of functions from keeping cells healthy and reducing inflammations to fighting free radicals and supporting the immune system. Vitamin E has always been famous for replenishing skin and hair cells. It does so by protecting cells from oxidative stress caused by free radicals. Its anti-inflammatory properties help repair cells and antioxidants help prevent hair loss due to cell damage.

Vitamin A deserves our love for more reasons than one. It plays an important role in maintaining good skin health as well as promoting immune function. We’re made of cells and tissues, and Vitamin A works to keep surface tissues healthy by reducing pigmentation and assisting the natural production of collagen. It also helps in the creation of cells that form a part of immune responses against infectious diseases.

Selenium is a trace mineral, which means the body needs it in a small amount. But it’s an essential nutrient because of the important role it plays in fighting free radicals and protecting from damage. A lack of selenium could show up as premature greying of hair. Replenishing the body with it can go a long way in maintaining skin and hair health.

This nutrient packs a punch in just a small dose. Zinc, known as a trace mineral required in small amount, is used by over 300 enzymes for important chemical processes in the body. It helps make hair more healthy and resilient, preventing hair loss or premature greying. It supports cell division that helps in repair of damaged cells, key to healthy skin. It also contributes to a healthier immune function. We’ve used Zinc citrate since it can be efficiently absorbed and used by the body.

Vitamin D2 is a hardworking nutrient that plays several roles. It helps the body absorb and regulate essential minerals. It also supports cell division for repair of damaged cells, helps reduce cell inflammation, and contributes towards keeping the immune system healthy. What’s more, studies show that regular intake of Vitamin D helps improve the quality of sleep, too.