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The Benefits of Silk For Your Hair
Silk is one of the most luxurious and coveted materials, loved for its gorgeous shimmering tones and irresistibly soft-to-the-touch texture. read more..
How To Thrive In Menopause With Ayurveda
Until the early 20th century the word ‘hormone’ simply did not exist. What did exist was Ayurveda – a 5,000-year-old healing science... read more..
Ayurveda: A Complete Introduction
Ayurveda is widely accepted to be one of the oldest healing sciences still in use, dating back 5,000 years ago to where it originated in India. read more..
Ayurvedic Products: What Are They and Do They Work?
Ayurveda has been around for almost 5,000 years, believed to be one of the oldest surviving complete systems of knowledge in the world. read more..
4 Ways to Incorporate Ashwagandha Into Your Everyday
What is ashwagandha?
Ashwagandha is a plant that contains many powerful properties. The name ‘ashwagandha’ simply means “the smell of a horse”.. read more..
How To Create An Ayurvedic Hair Care Regimen
Whilst there is a lot more to life than hair, it is a good place to start. Having beautiful feeling hair and luscious healthy locks.. read more..
Dry Oil For Dry Hair
What is dry hair oil?
When you first hear about the wonders of dry hair oil, you may be thinking “that sounds like an oxymoron?”. read more..
Everything You Need to Know About Amla Oil
Amla oil is a natural substance that is extracted from Indian gooseberries, also known as Phyllanthus emblica. The whole of the amla tree is thought to hold medicinal benefits.. read more...
Amla Oil: Your Guide to Thick, Strong Hair
Do you want to know India’s worst kept hair care secret? Amla oil. read more..
How to Use Amla Oil
Amla oil is a natural substance made from Indian gooseberries. The powerful properties of amla oil have made this potent ingredient popular for many uses. read more..
What Is Amla Oil
Amla oil is a natural substance made from Indian gooseberries, also known as Phyllanthus emblica. read more..
Indian Head Massage – Ayurvedic Beauty Rituals
Ayurveda has used marma point head massage or Shiroabhyanga as one if its most simple yet effective treatments for centuries. read more..