Rich mogra & cocoa vitamins enhance turnover, boost collagen, and improve blood circulation for better cellular functioning while vitally repairing tissues and restoring strength.

Rich in flavonoids, cocoa and mogra -infused with copper nanoparticles - work synergistically to neutralise free radicals, prevent premature cellular ageing, and enhance microcirculation, thereby boosting cellular function and skin vitality.

Rich cocoa, dhaut ghrit & pure oils fatty acids replenish essential moisture overnight, restore barrier and bring extreme suppleness. Further, mogra triterpenes enhance ceramide synthesis, promoting natural hydration.

Rich in phyto-actives, mogra, herbs, and cold-pressed oils help suppress excess melanin production while raw milk promotes cellular turnover - gently shedding pigmented cells to reveal clearer, more even-toned skin.

Meticulously washed desi ghee in copper vessels leads to hydrolysis of fats, creating very tiny molecules, so small that they can penetrate even into thicker layers. Plus, the heavy ghee turns into a fluffy, ultra-moisturizing base, just like MALAI.

Moisturisers only offer occlusives, emollients, or humectants. But it’s MALAI that brings essential fats, ceramides, antioxidants, proteins, polysaccharides, multi-vitamins, copper nanoparticles, and so much more. And all this active nutrition is extracted and bio-activated from natural ingredients through a 4-step meticulous preparation. So whether it’s hyaluronic water attraction into layers, melanin balance, lipid and barrier building, or vitamin-infused cellular activation, this MALAI does it all.

When skin changes with age and weather, so should your care. And a moisturiser can only vary in lightness or stickiness but it’s MALAI that adapts its nutritional actives to support different cellular activities and imbalances.

Malai in milk may be heavy, but the Malai from our Ayurvedic kitchen is incredibly light, despite being made with desi ghee, oils, milk, and more. How? It’s the science. We break the fats down so short that they slip into your skin quickly, without leaving anything behind to weigh on the surface. And for sun protection without chemicals? Nature has already offered it all through phyto-actives and antioxidant-powered UV defense.

Our skin, like our brain, follows a circadian rhythm. During the day, it focuses on protection from UV rays, pollution, and pathogens. But at night, especially between 10 PM to 2 AM, skin enters a regenerative mode, increasing cell proliferation, DNA repair, and collagen synthesis. Melatonin levels rise, inflammation subsides, and antioxidant activity peaks. This is the time to feed skin with reparative, nourishing actives that sync with the body’s own recovery signals. A strong nighttime routine supports these natural repair processes, amplifying their impact.

Throughout the day, the skin barrier takes hits from UV rays, mechanical friction, surfactants, and pollution. Nighttime offers a window to replenish barrier lipids and reduce micro-inflammation. Applying ingredients like ceramides, fatty acids, and herbs at night helps reconstruct the lamellar structure of the stratum corneum. This not only prevents next-day dryness and irritation but also prepares skin to better defend itself the next morning. Especially for body areas prone to roughness (elbows, knees, feet), a lipid-replenishing balm at night dramatically improves softness and resilience.

At night, the skin’s microcirculation improves and its permeability increases, allowing active ingredients to penetrate deeper. This makes the evening the most efficient time to deliver potent ingredients like vitamin A, bakuchiol, AHAs, or brightening agents like licorice. Because there’s no sunlight to degrade them or cause irritation, retinoids and exfoliants work best in the PM. Night also allows slow-acting hydrators and botanicals to remain undisturbed, enhancing their effects by the time you wake up. It's the ideal window for corrective and restorative treatments.

TEWL naturally rises at night, meaning skin loses more moisture while we sleep than during the day. This dehydration makes skin feel tighter and can impair overnight cellular repair. Applying occlusives and humectants before bed helps trap water inside the skin and counteract this nocturnal moisture loss. Night creams, oils, and body butters with these ingredients restore skin’s elasticity and plumpness, creating the ideal hydrated state for overnight healing.

At night, the body’s cortisol levels drop, reducing inflammation and triggering tissue repair mechanisms. This makes night ideal for applying soothing ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile, or mogra, especially after exfoliation or sun exposure. These actives help down-regulate pro-inflammatory cytokines and support the skin’s healing response. This is also when itchy or reactive skin (especially on the body) can be calmed and comforted best, as the nervous system and epidermis both move into rest-repair alignment.

Melatonin, naturally produced during the night, acts as a powerful antioxidant in the skin, neutralizing free radicals and reducing oxidative damage. Skin also upregulates repair enzymes like DNA polymerase and glutathione peroxidase at night, helping correct UV and pollution damage from the day. Nighttime skin care should support these defenses with ingredients that work in synergy with melatonin to reduce inflammation, delay aging, and restore a youthful skin environment.