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ASHWAGANDHA (Withania somnifera) is one of the most highly regarded and commonly used herbs in Ayurveda. As an adaptogen and a rejuvenative, ashwagandha brings its nourishing, revitalizing qualities deep into the body, making it a great herbal supplement for many uses. Ashwagandha root powder is the most traditional way to use this herb and comes in a resealable bag. It is very versatile—drink it as a tea, add it to smoothies, or cook with it!*

ASHWAGANDHA (Withania somnifera) is one of the most highly regarded and commonly used herbs in Ayurveda. As an adaptogen and a rejuvenative, ashwagandha brings its nourishing, revitalizing qualities deep into the body, making it a great herbal supplement for many uses. This supplement is simply the powdered ashwagandha root pressed into tablets.*

AS AN ADAPTOGENIC HERB, ashwagandha enables the body to resist stress enabling the body to reserve and sustain vital energy throughout the day.*

DAILY SELF MASSAGE with an herbal body oil is an important and delightful Ayurvedic practice that nurtures your entire being. Called abhyanga in Sanskrit, this luxurious ritual leaves your skin soft and silky smooth, provides deep nourishment to the tissues, and melts away tension and stress, while also grounding the nervous system—among a long list of other benefits.

DAILY MASSAGE OIL is a unique blend of soothing and hydrating base oils that are infused with Ayurvedic herbs renowned for their work in supporting the body-mind. This synergistic herbal blend is perfect for all skin types and all body types (the doshas of vata, pitta, and kapha). It invigorates the body, promotes circulation, and supports a healthy lymphatic system. It also calms and steadies the mind, and with its light hint of lemon verbena and lavender, it revitalizes the senses and spirit.

REGARDLESS IF YOU’RE NEW to self-massage or you already have an established ritual, Daily Massage Oil is the perfect abhyanga oil to support your practice. Treating yourself to a self-massage with this Ayurvedic massage oil is a delicious way to bring balance to your body, calm and center your mind, and uplift your spirit.

WITH THOUSANDS OF YEARS OF USE, neem has long been considered one of the most versatile plants known. This pure, organic herbal oil is made in-house according to Ayurvedic tradition by slowly steeping neem leaves in organic, unrefined sesame oil. The long, careful process ensures the oil is infused with the benefits of neem and can be used directly on the skin.

NEEM OIL is excellent for supporting healthy skin and hair. Intensely cooling and soothing, Neem Oil helps relieve any excess heat in the skin and scalp. It then softens, lubricates, and replenishes the skin while it also supports lustrous, smooth hair.

THIS HERBAL OIL comes with a long list of other uses. For those who don’t mind the taste, it can be used as an oil pulling oil. It is also used as a face cleansing oil or to support healthy nails. With such a versatile range of uses, it’s no wonder Neem Oil continues to be an essential herbal oil in many households.

REGULAR BREAST MASSAGE is an important preventative practice for anyone actively caring for their long-term health, and daily self-massage trains our hands and fingers to notice any changes in our tissue.

BREAST CARE BALM was specifically formulated at the request of a women’s health clinic who wanted a breast cream or balm that could be used by everyone to support regular breast self-examination.

SOOTHING AND COMFORTING for breasts, you can use this gentle blend of oils and herbs daily to transform your breast massage ritual into a nourishing and aromatic session of self-love!

Renowned as a cooking spice, pippali powder is used in a variety of delicious Indian recipes. Often mistaken for black pepper, pippali (or long pepper) has an aromatic, spicy smell and pungent taste. This makes it extremely beneficial for pacifying the kapha dosha in Ayurveda.*

Pippali is an excellent herbal decongestant, heating up and disbursing accumulated kapha, which can manifest as mucus in the lungs. Pippali benefits the liver, digestion, and metabolism, which is one reason this spice is an addition to so many of our herbal formulas.*

Nourish your blood, nerves, and reproductive tissues with this heating and invigorating herbal powder. Take 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon with warm water once or twice daily, or as recommended by your Ayurvedic practitioner, to feel balanced and thriving.*

Renowned as a cooking spice, pippali powder is used in a variety of delicious Indian recipes. Often mistaken for black pepper, pippali (or long pepper) has an aromatic, spicy smell, and pungent taste. This makes it extremely beneficial for pacifying the kapha dosha in Ayurveda.*

Pippali is an excellent herbal decongestant, heating up and disbursing accumulated kapha, which can manifest as mucus in the lungs. Pippali benefits the liver, digestion, and metabolism, which is one reason this spice is an addition to so many of our herbal formulas.*

Nourish your blood, nerves, and reproductive tissues with this heating and invigorating herbal powder. Take 1/4 to 1/2 a teaspoon with warm water once or twice daily, or as recommended by your Ayurvedic practitioner, to feel balanced and thriving.*