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All-Day Face Malai - Pigmentation Control

Turmeric Nutmeg Melanoactives

Freshly whipped all-day MALAI moisturiser super-activated with a 4-Step Ayurvedic process. Prepared daily in our Ayurvedic Kitchen with copper-washed ghee, fresh raw milk, aloe vera, fruits, herbs & cold-pressed oils for enhanced nutrition, deep moisture, pigmentation control, youth boost & active sun protection.

Delivery

Delhi, NCR, Bangalore

2-3 Days After Shipment

Pan India

4-5 Days After Shipment

Free shipping above ₹339

Cash on delivery available at ₹20 COD charges

Additional Information

MANUFACTURED AND MARKETED BY

NaturoHabit Private Limited GP-26, Sector 18, Gurugram, Haryana - 122015

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

India

NODAL OFFICER DETAIL

Madhuri Pandey madhuri@nathabit.in

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Ready for Curcumin & Eugenol Active Pigmentation Control?

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Melanoactives of turmeric & nutmeg clear pigmentation, tan & blemishes

Curcumin & nutmeg actively inhibits tyrosinase, preventing the overproduction of melanin. Nutmeg further actively works in the fading and shedding of pigmented cells.

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Protects against UV, sun & inflammatory damage

Rich anti-inflammatory properties of curcumin (turmeric), eugenol and myristicin (nutmeg) reduce cellular inflammatory response, due to damage or UV exposure, inhibiting melanin.

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Neutralises free radicals & slows down ageing related pigmentation

Increased radical stress also increases melanin. Therefore, the rich antioxidants in curcumin and nutmeg neutralise free radicals and actively work to reverse ageing caused by oxidants, preventing pigmentation.

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Actively heals wounds, balances melanin & prevents scar formation.

Enhanced healing of turmeric with modulated tissue remodelling prevents acne & wound scars. Nutmeg promotes cellular regeneration and skin repair, promoting even skin tone.

Why Did We Name Our Face Moisturiser ‘Malai’?

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’Coz it goes deep into all 7 layers, unlike regular creams that just sit on the surface.

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.

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’Coz it’s a super-activated, ultra-nourishing formulation, not just any moisture-sealing cream.

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.

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’Coz it’s crafted for your skin’s cellular needs across different ages & changing weather. Not a one-pick-for-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.

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Now you think, ’coz it’s malai, it’ll be greasy, heavy, & offer no sun protection? Not a chance!

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.

What’s in the Bottle?

Bio-activated, fresh & whole picks

Full Ingredient List: See More Info for Full Ingredient List

See How It’s Formulated - 100% Natural, Fluffy-Light Texture, & Packed with Active Nutrition.

Made Fresh Daily in our Ayurvedic Kitchen

What Else Can Malai Beat Regular Moisturisers In?

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  • Lets your skin breathe, stay supple, moisturised, and perfectly hydrated for long hours.

  • Takes responsibility for actively controlling pigmentation, spots, and tan with anti-melanocyte properties.

  • In every drop, MALAI provides the care of 10–15 herbs - for every layer, every cell of your skin.

  • It even works continuously to repair damage from blue light, stress, sugar, and other everyday skin stressors. But that doesn’t mean you keep stressing yourself!

Still Thinking Why Pick Malai Over Any Moisturiser?

It's MALAI Care!

It won’t suffocate your skin - seeps in easily without any sticky or clogging drama.

It’s not just hydrating or moisturising or UV protective - it’s delivering essential nutritional actives to cells for young and glowing days, always.

And most importantly, no more hunting for weather-specific textures or age-specific nutrition

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It’s Time to Read the Label of Your Moisturiser!

MALAI

Others

Moisturising Agent

Fresh raw milk, dhaut ghrit & aloe

Deeply moisturises & nourishes tissues

Glycerin, mineral oil & petrolatum

Dehydrates from within & clogs pores

Penetration Enhancers

7 Layers with dhaut ghrit & cold pressed oils

Alcohol

Disrupts sebum & cellular structure

Parabens

Barrier Irritating Fragrance

Radiance Boosters

Fresh fruits, herbs & spices

Clarifies skin, inhibits melanin & nourishes for ultra-radiance

Harsh peeling chemicals

Irritate, damages & causes hyperpigmentation

Usage & Suitability

How to Use

Spa Like Facials

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Step 1

After cleansing, apply all over face & neck.

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Step 2

Massage gently by repeating these strokes - center to side of forehead, under the eyes from nose to side of eyes.

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Step 3

Upward strokes on cheeks and upward strokes on neck. Use daily as often as needed.

Note

Massage well till the malai is fully absorbed into the skin, else the aloe part of the malai will give an unnecessary tightening on skin.

Suitability & Safety

How to Choose

Select your Malai based on skin problem OR based on your age & the climate you are in.

Usage

Texture

Malai-gel & cream like texture.

Smell

Sweet, floral with a hint of lavender.

Oiling

The Malai already contains oils, but you can layer it with Mukhalaya for a nourishing massage.

Sun Protection

The Malai offers built-in sun protection, with the option to add extra sunscreen if needed.

Patch Test

Recommended on cheeks or neck for 10 mins prior to first use.

Skin Type

For all

Pregnancy

Safe to use

Kids

Safe for use

More Information

Full Ingredient List

washed desi ghee, raw milk, raw honey, kasturi manjal, nutmeg oil, aloe vera pulp, tomato juice, shea butter, olive oil & cream, grapeseed oil, rosehip oil, carrotseed oil, tamanu oil, pomegranate oil, kalonji oil, coconut oil, sesame oil, lavender, rose, manjistha, rosemary, ginger, sugar beet derivative, geogard (ecocert), vitamin E, vitamin C, xanthan gum & aqua.

Storage & Expiry

Storage

Store airtight in a cool, dry place.

Net Weight

30 g

Expiry

Use within 3 months of Mfg. Date.

Melanin - The pigment producer

What is it?

How it functions?

The pigment responsible for the colour of our skin, hair and eyes.

Types of melanin

Eumelanin

Provides black & brown pigment

Pheomelanin

Provided pink & red pigment

Neuromelanin

Dark pigment present in brain.

The Science Behind Pigmentation

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UV-Induced Melanogenesis – How Tan & Pigmentation Begin

Tanning is the skin’s protective response to UV radiation. When UVB rays penetrate the skin, keratinocytes release melanocyte-stimulating hormone, which binds to receptors on melanocytes, stimulating the production of melanin - the pigment responsible for color. This melanin is transferred to nearby skin cells as an umbrella to shield DNA from UV damage. While this defense mechanism is natural, overexposure causes overproduction and uneven distribution, leading to persistent pigmentation, uneven tan lines, and patchy skin tone. Sunscreens (especially mineral ones with zinc oxide) and melanin-regulating ingredients like licorice root are key to prevention and correction.

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Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) – The Residue of Blemishes

Whenever the skin experiences trauma - be it from acne, waxing, cuts, or even insect bites—it triggers inflammation. This activates melanocyte activity in the affected region, often resulting in dark marks that linger long after the blemish heals. This is known as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and is more common in melanin-rich skin types. To treat PIH, ingredients work by reducing inflammation, slowing pigment production, and accelerating epidermal turnover, helping skin shed the pigmented cells faster.

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Hormonal Pigmentation – Melasma and Deep-Seated Discoloration

Melasma is a hormonally driven pigmentation disorder that presents as symmetrical brown or grey-brown patches, typically on the cheeks, forehead, or upper lip. Triggered by estrogen and progesterone fluctuations - often during pregnancy, or hormonal imbalance—melasma affects both the epidermis and deeper dermis, making it more stubborn. UV exposure exacerbates it. Treatment requires multilayer action: suppressing melanin, boosting cell renewal, and deep repair using antioxidants like vitamin C or glutathione. Broad-spectrum sun protection is non-negotiable.

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Blemishes as Inflammatory Markers – The Spot-to-Scar Cycle

A blemish starts with clogged pores (due to excess sebum, dead skin, or bacterial overgrowth), which triggers inflammation. This inflamed microenvironment damages surrounding tissue and vessels, which leads to both redness (post-inflammatory erythema) and dark marks (PIH) once healed. For skin prone to blemishes, it’s critical to reduce inflammation early with soothing agents like green tea, while keeping pores clear. This dual approach not only reduces breakouts but also minimizes long-term pigmentation.

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Melanin Overproduction & Disorganized Dispersion – The Root of Uneven Tone

When melanin is overproduced or unevenly distributed, it forms clusters that manifest as freckles, age spots, or patches. This irregular distribution can be caused by cumulative UV exposure, oxidative stress, or genetic predisposition. Topical brighteners such as vitamin C or licorice help inhibit tyrosinase, the enzyme that catalyzes melanin production. Over time, this reduces the appearance of patchy pigmentation and brings back a more even, luminous skin tone. Supportive actives also help rebuild the skin matrix for uniform pigment dispersion

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Delayed Cell Turnover – Pigment Trapping in Stagnant Skin Layers

With age or poor skin health, the skin’s natural exfoliation process slows down. Old pigmented cells linger longer on the surface, making pigmentation appear darker and more stubborn. This stagnation also makes treatments slower to show results. Exfoliants masks promote epidermal renewal, helping shed pigmented cells and reveal brighter, newer skin layers underneath. A consistent regimen combining exfoliation, pigment suppression, and hydration can significantly reduce both tan and blemishes while reviving skin clarity.

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