DoshaCare is the newly-launched, customizable skincare collection inspired by the ancient Indian principles of Ayurveda, which emphasizes that beauty is achieved through lifestyle choices that nourish the body and fulfill the mind. The DoshaCare line addresses more than your skin type; its formulators take into account your diet, exercise routine and personality traits to select the most appropriate skincare system. Through a series of questions, the Dosha survey determines your primary and secondary Doshas, which are then used to prescribe a customized skincare, which falls within the three Ayurvedic constitutions, or Doshas: Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

From using the DoshaCare skincare products, tailored specifically to your skin type, you will experience the perfect combination of cleansing, exfoliation, moisture, and anti-aging benefits. Not only are the products completely natural and smell wonderfully, they are free from artificial or toxic ingredients.

In addition to offering ayurvedic healing properties, each DoshaCare product is made up of 98 percent botanical ingredients that come from socially and environmentally sustainable sources and meet fair trade and vegan standards. DoshaCare is packaged yielding to the highest standards of environmental responsibility, with tubes made of 70 percent recycled materials, bottles made of 100 percent recyclable materials and labels printed with environmentally-conscious soy ink. The boxes used to package each DoshaCare product use recycled paper to construct the inner packaging and virgin paper sourced from managed forests for its outer packaging. Also, the company recently launched a “Reuse and Reclaim Responsibility Campaign,” encouraging customers to reuse DoshaCare’s recycled paper boxes and make something new.

DoshaCare is truly an example of superior skincare, as well as conscious conservation and sustainability efforts. Not only does the company promote ayurvedic principles, on the inside of every package is a motivating message that inspires health, wellness and universal consciousness, encouraging users to slow down, appreciate the surroundings and live in the present.