Holy Basil (Ocimum Sanctum or Tulsi in India) is a venerated plant
for its powerful medical properties. Its anti-oxidant qualities make it an essential component in the anti-aging process and its detoxifying properties take part in cleaning the body from the external pollution. Soap enriched with Neem oil reputed for its anti-fungal and antibacterial effects.

Coconut oil is cold pressed, then saponified and mixed with synergies of essential oils
and plant extracts known for their properties that respect the most delicate skins.

An eco-packaging aesthetic, astute and multifunctional!
The soaps are packaged in a dried and molded palm leaf.
This vegetable hull serves as a soap dish and box to take with her toiletry bag.

Guaranteed paraben free, phthalate, SLS, mineral oil, palm oil and preservative,
not tested on animals.

Ayurvedic soaps Karawan authentic

Coconut oil is cold pressed, then saponified and mixed with synergies of essential oils and plant extracts
known for their properties that respect the most delicate skins.

These soaps, thanks to the coconut oil, give an abundant, light and unctuous foam.
They soften fragile or very dry skin. They are also used as a shampoo.
They are made in the pure Ayurvedic tradition, in a production unit of southern India enjoying the approval "Ayurveda" with natural ingredients. This company is composed exclusively of women in a process of insertion of isolated women.

Ayurveda or “Life Science”

The Ayurveda* is a method of care recognized since 1982 by the The World Health Organization (WHO).

Based on dietetics, phytotherapy, massage, meditation, breathing, yoga or singing, it helps to restore and maintain balance between your body and your mind...

Three vital energies bring together all the elements of the human being’s creation: these are the doshas known as: Vâta, Pitta, Kâpha (Sanskrit names). These are the different aspects of the same energy, and they change in relation to each other in a permanent balance.

In the event of physical and physiological disorders, the Ayurvedic therapist tries to rebalance the doshas. He talks about the fact of reducing, calming down, reinforcing various doshas.

Holy Basil (Ocimum Sanctum or Tulsi in India) is a venerated plant
for its powerful medical properties. Its anti-oxidant qualities make it an essential component in the anti-aging process and its detoxifying properties take part in cleaning the body from the external pollution. Soap enriched with Neem oil reputed for its anti-fungal and antibacterial effects.

Coconut oil is cold pressed, then saponified and mixed with synergies of essential oils
and plant extracts known for their properties that respect the most delicate skins.

An eco-packaging aesthetic, astute and multifunctional!
The soaps are packaged in a dried and molded palm leaf.
This vegetable hull serves as a soap dish and box to take with her toiletry bag.

Guaranteed paraben free, phthalate, SLS, mineral oil, palm oil and preservative,
not tested on animals.

Ayurvedic soaps Karawan authentic

Coconut oil is cold pressed, then saponified and mixed with synergies of essential oils and plant extracts
known for their properties that respect the most delicate skins.

These soaps, thanks to the coconut oil, give an abundant, light and unctuous foam.
They soften fragile or very dry skin. They are also used as a shampoo.
They are made in the pure Ayurvedic tradition, in a production unit of southern India enjoying the approval "Ayurveda" with natural ingredients. This company is composed exclusively of women in a process of insertion of isolated women.

Ayurveda or “Life Science”

The Ayurveda* is a method of care recognized since 1982 by the The World Health Organization (WHO).

Based on dietetics, phytotherapy, massage, meditation, breathing, yoga or singing, it helps to restore and maintain balance between your body and your mind...

Three vital energies bring together all the elements of the human being’s creation: these are the doshas known as: Vâta, Pitta, Kâpha (Sanskrit names). These are the different aspects of the same energy, and they change in relation to each other in a permanent balance.

In the event of physical and physiological disorders, the Ayurvedic therapist tries to rebalance the doshas. He talks about the fact of reducing, calming down, reinforcing various doshas.