Abhati Eau de Parfum is a genderless fragrance crafted by legendary perfumer Geza Schoen. It is made from the rarest botanical oils; a voyage spanning two continents, at the juncture of Indian exoticism and Swiss freshness. This scent is complex, rebellious, and sexy, made from pure essences of warm wood, amber, coriander, guaiac wood, pink pepper, jasmine, vetiver, and dusky sandalwood.
Come join us for Flow yoga amidst the design-forward surroundings of Sutra House in Riehen, Switzerland. The weekend will include healthy food from the garden, swimming, spa relaxation, and some talks with Anju around indian beauty rituals and building a sustainable beauty brand.
Tamarind seed extract is skincare’s newest and most potent ingredient for hydrating skin. In recent studies, it has been proven to outperform the well known and lightweight moisturiser Hyaluronic Acid, which is why tamarind has quickly become our favourite ingredient for weightless hydration in haircare.
The TEDx experience was incredible for me and I felt very honored to have been asked to speak. It was a humbling and thrilling opportunity to share the Abhati journey. And I shared from the heart and hoped to also inspire under my title “Aesthetic activism in the business of beauty”.
It took us over two years to get the idea and technology of extracting the liquid out of our shampoo for our shampoo bars while maintaining an optimal pH-balanced level for scalp. Ours are not the conventional bars you find in drugstores that traditionally leave scalp feeling greasy and hair like straw: they lather beautifully and have a high percentage of skincare ingredients to protect your scalp and hair.
At a time when men rode horses over the vastness of an Arabian desert, and women sat in palanquins behind them…when kings and queens governed the most fertile and precious continent on Earth…when women were said to be so beautiful and alluring in appearance in manner that love itself hinted at the genesis of formidable paradises carved from white marble that people from all over the world would pay homage to it in their artwork and textbooks, and travel hundreds of miles to visit and marvel at…
