Vata Face Cream Night Rain
Softness returns. The storm inside subsides.
Vata skin knows the feeling of too much - too much dryness, too much exposure, too much day. This night cream was made as an evening restoration: rich and cocooning, replenishing what has been spent and rebuilding quietly while you sleep.
Its cool, clean forest scent signals to the nervous system that it is time to soften.
The Hero Herb
Amalaki (Amla)
Gathered from ancient groves across central India, Amalaki works with Vata's delicate nature rather than against it - bringing suppleness back to skin that has tightened, and returning light to what fatigue has quietly dimmed. Gentle in approach. Quietly transformative in effect.
Your Moonlight Ritual
Let the skin drink. Let the day go.
Cleanse and prepare
After cleansing and serum, take a breath before reaching for the cream. Let the skin arrive into the stillness first.
Warm between fingertips
Take a small amount and press between the fingertips. Let the warmth soften the texture before it meets Vata's skin.
Press gently upward
Move slowly upward across the face, jaw, and neck. No pulling, no pressure - only the lightest upward invitation.
Let the richness settle
Press the palms gently across the face and allow the cream to settle rather than rubbing it in. Vata needs patience, not persuasion.
Allow the night
Use nightly. Allow 30 days for the skin to find its own soft, restored rhythm.

THE HERO HERB
Amalaki
(Amla)
The gentle restorer
Gathered from ancient groves across central India, Amalaki works with Vata's delicate nature rather than against it - bringing suppleness back to skin that has tightened, and returning light to what fatigue has quietly dimmed.
Gentle in approach.
Quietly transformative in effect.
Complete your ritual
The rest of the Moonlight hug — same dosha, same hours.
Best accompanied by the hour when Vata has finally run out of reasons to keep moving.