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Manjishtha (Indian Madder/Rubia cordifolia) is helpful in skin conditions like uneven pigmentation and eczema. The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India recommends the use of the dried stem of Manjishtha in blood, skin and urogenital disorders, dysentery, piles, ulcers, inflammation, erysipelas, skin diseases and rheumatism.

Clarina Anti-Acne Cream has antimicrobial, astringent, anti-inflammatory, anti-scar, and antioxidant properties that keeps acne at bay.

Ayurvedic Skin Care Glohills capsule having blood purifying property detoxifies blood & helps to treat the skin from within. The anti-allergic & anti-inflammatorty properties repairs the cells & supports restoration of healthy cells The rejuvenating properties strengthens & hydrates the skin to avoid wrinkles and gives it a youthful appearance by improving the skin glow & skin complexion.

Ayurvedic blood cleanser formula hemohills has blood purifying, anti-microbial, anti-bacterial & anti-inflammatory properties of Manjishtha, Sariva, Neem, Kumari, which are helpful in blood purification.Laxative properties of Triphala, Balharde are effective in colon cleansing & detoxifying blood. The rejuvenating properties of Punarnava may help in skin disorders. All these properties makes this formula as an excellent blood purifier

Intensive face moisturizing lotion® - a specially developed formulation for extra dry skin. Even if you have normal skin, use it in dry winter months when a normal moisturizing lotion just will not do. It is enriched with herbs like Aloe vera, Indian Madder and Country Mallow, that provide extra nutrients and enzymes to nourish and moisturize your skin when you need it the most. Indications: Extra dry skin & winters Skin following exposure to environmental extremes, pollutants and temperature variations Ingredients Include: Sida cordifolia (Country Mallow, Bala) Aloe barbadensis (Barbados Aloe, Kumari) Rubia cordifolia (Indian Madder, Manjishtha)