Beauty Care

Avabhasini:

As the outermost layer, avabhasini exhibits the Rasa Dhatu and complexion of our body. Any illness, sickness, or imbalance in the body is indicated by this layer. Lacking its own colour, it reflects the colour of the person’s other layers and aura.

Lohita:

The quality of Rakta Dhatu is shown by this layer, which also supports the outermost layer. Moles, pigmentation, and spots appear in the top layer of the skin if ama or other impurities are present.

Shweta:

The third layer of skin is white and balances the other layers. This layer, when unbalanced, can result in skin problems including eczema, rashes, burns, etc.

Tamra:

The other layers are protected by this copper-colored layer. The top layers of the skin are nourished, but an imbalance in this layer might result in skin diseases.

Rohini:

This layer is in charge of wound healing and skin tissue regeneration. Unbalance in this layer prevents scars from healing and can cause tumors.

Mamsadhara:

Your skin’s innermost layer maintains stability and firmness, giving it a youthful, radiant appearance.

Types of skin

Ayurvedic skin care therapies are tailored to each individual’s skin type.

The three doshas are said to determine a person’s skin type in Ayurveda. The structure of the body and mind is made up of these bioenergetic or life forces. As follows:

1. Vata (wind) (wind)

2. Pitta (fire) (fire)

3. Kapha (water and earth) (water and earth)

Vata Dosha.

Skin with a vata skin type is more prone to be dry and rough, necessitating frequent moisturising. For this skin type, moisturisers with a small quantity of oil work wonders. Supplements containing ashwagandha are also recommended for this skin issue.

Pitta Dosha

The skin type of a vata-dominant dosha is completely different from that of a pitta. When Pitta is the dominant Dosha, a person may have oily skin and be more prone to allergies and a variety of skin conditions. On this type of skin, cooling remedies like sandalwood and aloe vera should be used.

Kapha Dosha

Pitta and Kapha people have very similar skin types. Oily skin is more likely to develop acne and other skin issues. Exfoliation is quite beneficial for this skin type.