Price: Rs 200 to Acrylic Cosmetic Jars for sale Rs 400- Sunayana Walia. For her, making women happier was the inspiring factor. a new lease of life). This is the beginning of a very fruitful journey."The responsible detergentSoap nuts have traditionally been used as expectorants, and in Ayurvedic medicine as a treatment for eczema and psoriasis, and can be used as detergents. She hopes to steer her two daughters away from common misconceptions about beauty being fairness.."Soon after, I met a lady in Dar es Salaam selling soaps. They contain saponin, a natural detergent where the shell absorbs water and releases saponins that circulate as natural surfactant in the wash water, freeing dirt, grime, and oils from clothing. They are also multi-functional — scrub, cleansing routine and moisturiser. With a market share pegged at Rs 45,000 crore and growing, the Indian diaspora is seeing an indigenous and thriving resurgence of such home-based products.

Parabens and petrochemicals are hidden anti-heroes that are known to disrupt hormonal function. Bengalurean Sapna Rao decided to embrace this wholesome goodness with her line of exotic soaps, scrubs and balms, bringing wholesome beauty and responsible consumerism, and she also makes soaps for pooches. "Consumers are becoming more conscious and responsible. They can be composted for a no-waste solution, and a re-usable muslin bag is all that is needed to add to the laundry load!- Sapna RaoSimply organicJalandhar girl Sunayana Walia decided to choose an organic lifestyle eight years ago and today her products Raw Beauty have a strong clientele."Her products: Mango Papaya Soap, Curd & Charcoal Soap, Orange & Cinnamon Soap. The scrubs, face packs are made by me using coffee, organic sugar, virgin olive oil, multani mitti, tulsi, neem, rose, rock salt etc," she explains, adding, "Ahad means unique or matchless.

All seeking to purify our beauty routines, while giving back to earth, the commonality of these cleanse-preneurs is their staunch belief in their trade. Ridding the beauty industry of chemicals, infusing purity into regimes with magical potions, natural ingredients and pure oils. She also makes soaps for Dogs: Carrot & Milk Soap, Coconut & Rose Soap, Lemon & Coriander Soap." The cost factor in some of these lines might be a deterrent, but Sapna feels, "While natural artisan soaps are expensive as they are made from 100 per cent oils and natural additives, in terms of quality, absence of chemicals and preservatives, one can hardly compare the two. Tea Tree Oil Soap Avocado Soap Banana Soap , etcPrice: from Rs 100 to Rs 500Be a label readerSo how does the average woman differentiate between natural and chemical products, given the plethora in the market? Sapna advises, "Be a label reader.