Natural, gentle cleansing from dals combined with natural surfactants effectively cleanses without overdrying, preventing post-wash oil rebound. Their absorbent properties control excess sebum, maintaining balanced skin. Lentils also support the skin’s microbiome, protecting the barrier and natural flora. Plus, hydration-locking minerals help keep skin soft and supple after washing.


Active peptides and polyphenols in dals catalyze natural surfactant cleansing by removing acne-causing bacteria and dead skin cells, preventing clogged pores. Dals’ bioactive compounds also regulate melanin production, helping to even skin tone and fade dark spots. Together, these actions promote clearer, smoother, and even-tone skin.

Super vitamins of dals are bio-enhanced to penetrate derma, and trigger skin cell metabolism, enzymatic processing and regeneration. Therefore, in a span of less than a minute, these bio-active compounds penetrate derma and activate dermal regenerative mechanism.

Bitter actives boost blood flow and lymphatic drainage under the skin, helping flush out waste and toxins from deep layers. This cleanses the blood and brings back skin clarity.

Bitter actives are strong antioxidants that fight free radicals, reduce inflammation, and protect skin proteins like collagen. They help prevent pigmentation, calm sensitive skin, and strengthen the barrier -defending against UV, blue light, and everyday damage.

By improving oxygen and nutrient flow after detox, bitter actives boost cell activity -helping your skin repair faster, renew itself, and grow stronger, firmer, and smoother.

Bitter clear out toxins, reducing hidden inflammation, and neutralising oxidative stress that silently ages and dulls the skin. By improving blood flow and oxygen delivery to skin cells, bitters fuel better nutrient absorption and cellular energy to enhance resilience, texture, and glow. With regular regeneration support, skin becomes visibly more balanced, vibrant, and able to heal and protect itself naturally.

What you use to cleanse sets the tone for everything that follows. A good face wash affects your skin’s long-term texture, clarity, and even the pace of ageing.

A better cleanser clears out trapped toxins and build-up from deep within pores - reducing breakouts and prepping your skin to absorb all the goodness that follows.

Harsh cleansers can strip your skin. A good one helps protect your natural barrier, supports hydration, and locks in moisture - keeping skin supple and resilient.

By boosting cell turnover and flushing out free radicals, the right face wash aids daily repair, keeping skin fresh, firm, and youthful over time.

Healthy young skin begins with an intact and well-regulated skin barrier, primarily the stratum corneum, which acts as both a shield and a gatekeeper. This barrier is made of corneocytes (dead skin cells) embedded in a matrix of lipids—ceramides, cholesterol, and fatty acids. In youth, this barrier functions optimally: it prevents transepidermal water loss (TEWL), blocks pathogens, and maintains a slightly acidic pH that supports microbiome health. A strong barrier gives skin its smooth texture, even tone, and soft suppleness. It also allows the skin to heal faster and react less severely to external irritants, making barrier care foundational for youthful skin.

Sebum in youthful skin serves a vital role: it’s not just oil—it’s a protective, antimicrobial emulsion that locks in hydration, transports fat-soluble antioxidants (like vitamin E), and forms part of the acid mantle. In healthy skin, sebaceous activity is balanced—not too little to cause dryness, not too much to clog pores. This balanced oil secretion gives young skin its natural glow and elasticity without looking greasy. It also helps emulsify the natural moisturizing factors (NMFs) in the skin’s upper layers, maintaining hydration and softness. Imbalanced sebum—either deficient or excessive—is often the first signal of disrupted skin health.

Young skin has a high metabolic rate. Epidermal cells (keratinocytes) proliferate in the basal layer and rise to the surface, maturing and flattening along the way, then naturally shedding—a process called desquamation. This entire turnover cycle takes about 28 days in youth, which keeps the skin looking clear, smooth, and luminous. Dead cells slough off efficiently, preventing buildup that can cause dullness or clogged pores. However, this process slows with age or inflammation. When functioning optimally, turnover ensures consistent regeneration, supports even tone, and enables better absorption of skincare actives.

Beneath the epidermis lies the dermis, where collagen, elastin, and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) create the skin’s structural integrity. Young skin is rich collagen, synthesized by fibroblasts, and remains undamaged by UV or oxidative stress. This gives skin its firmness, bounce, and resilience against expression lines. Elastin maintains flexibility, and hyaluronic acid—part of the GAG family—retains moisture within the dermis. Together, these components give youthful skin its signature plump, lifted appearance and quick recovery from mechanical stress like folding, tugging, or pressure.

In healthy young skin, melanocytes (pigment-producing cells) function in a controlled and well-regulated manner. The skin tone appears even and radiant because melanin is produced in consistent amounts and distributed evenly among keratinocytes. There's minimal oxidative stress triggering excess melanin, and cellular turnover prevents pigment from accumulating in patches. This equilibrium results in a bright, uniform complexion without hyperpigmentation, sunspots, or melasma. Disruption in this system due to UV damage, inflammation, or hormonal changes can lead to uneven tone, making melanin management crucial for maintaining youthful skin radiance.

Youthful skin naturally has high levels of endogenous antioxidants like superoxide dismutase (SOD), glutathione, and catalase. These molecules neutralize reactive oxygen species (ROS) that arise from UV exposure, pollution, and metabolism. Additionally, inflammation-regulating pathways are finely tuned—cytokines, prostaglandins, and immune cells respond quickly to threats but do not overreact. This allows young skin to recover from stress without lasting damage, maintaining its smoothness, tone, and texture. As we age, antioxidant levels decline and inflammatory responses become more erratic, accelerating damage. Supporting the skin’s antioxidant and anti-inflammatory functions is essential to preserving its youth.