Tanya SachdevIf you’re a sucker for natural products, then this review should be of utmost interest to you. The new launched Tulsi Soap by Kama Ayurveda is a natural soap made with Pure Basil Essential Oil. The product is exclusively available online on KamaAyurveda.com till 31st August and will be available across all stores from Sep’1 onwards.
Price: Rs 425/-
Quantity: 120g
Tulsi Soap by Kama Ayurveda:
- Blend of Basil Essential Oil, Castor Oil, Extra Virgin Coconut Oil and Beeswax.
- Natural handmade product.
- Gentle on skin, the soap doesn’t strip the body of its natural oil.
- The soap has hydrating properties. Castor Oil works as a moisturiser.
- The soap is nicely wrapped inside the outer covering. It’s a delight to just open up the package.
- Dark green in color, the soap has a nice & strong fragrance of the different oils mix. It is a rich Ayurvedic fragrance.
- Rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals, the soap has a therapeutic feel that starts just from the minute you hold it in your hands. The bathroom is filled with its fragrance for a very long time.
The soap is my current favourite! It exhilarates the bathing experience. The fragrance just lingers on….
My other two Kama Ayurveda products in use are- Kama Ayurveda Organic Sweet Almond Oil and Kama Ayurveda Nalpamaradi Thailam. The Organic Sweet Almond Oil is an organic baby massage oil. Ofcourse, I’m the big baby here:). The oil is 100% pure, cold pressed with organic almonds grown in the Himalayas. The oil nourishes the skin and revives its natural glow. Vitamins A & E improve the complexion and lighten dark circles. A head massage is just what I crave for always. The Kama almond oil nourishes the scalp, smoothens the hair cuticles and adds lustre to the hair.
Price: Rs 595/- for 100ml.
I was looking for a face oil since a very long time. Kama Ayurveda Nalpamaradi Thailam is a skin brightening treatment. The oil is recommended as a bridal beauty treatment. The 100% natural skin illuminator consists of Sesame oil, Turmeric, Gooseberry, Vetiver and Indian madder. It is a de-tanning oil.
Price: Rs 475/- for 100 ml.
How many of you are ardent users of Natural products? What’s your experience with them? How about starting a discussion in the comments below? 🙂
Happy Skin
Tanya Virmani
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10 comments
First of all I loved your tagline. 😀
Secondly, I love kama ayurveda peoducts and this review has convinced me to try this neem soap especially. 😀
Thanks Jaya and do share your feedback incase you happen to use.
Hai dear.. the review is good and I love using natural products dear ! I commonly use shikakkai for hair and I mostly avoid chemical shampoos available in market.. all are having sls which damage our hair very much ! Shikakkai is very useful and making my hair good too.. I also use natural hair mask with yogurt and oil. Natural is always the best
Wow, that’s some effort and totally worth it. I agree, “Natural is always the best”. You’re totally rocking it 🙂
You changed your blog description.. Nice..
Thanks girl 🙂
Hi! I am from the Philippines. I like your blog. I will be attending a wedding in India early next year. Can you recommend what outfits I should wear during the event?
Hi Maria, Thanks for stopping by! Where in India will you be attending the wedding? Accordingly I shall suggest an outfit. Look forward to help u!
Thank you for your immediate reply. The wedding will be in Chandigarh this March.
Nice, the weather will open up by then. Chandigarh is all bling and larger than life clothing. I would suggest wear a fusion of a kurta over a long skirt/lehanga. Wrap a dupatta over u and go loud with makeup. Anything else, I’m always there 🙂