Helianthus annus oil (Sunflower oil): Emollient, protective, nutritious.
Garcinia indica butter (Coconut butter): Extracted from the seeds of the coconut fruit. Powerful emollient without being heavy, easily absorbed by the skin without a greasy feeling
Butyrospermum parkii butter (Shea butter): Pressed from shea nut, increases lustre and elasticity. Naturally mild sunscreen but said to increase pigmentation.
Aloe barbadensis extract (Aloevera): General healing, widely used in Ayurveda.
Cera alba (Beeswax): Moisturiser, texturiser, protects without clogging pores, soothing, mild anti-inflammatory.
Symphytum officinale extract (Vallwort): Stimulates regeneration of skin cells, stimulates blood circulation, antimicrobeill and antifungal.
Olea Europaea oil (Olive oil): One of the most common oils in Ayurveda. High in fatty acids, vitamin E, carotenoids, phospholipids and phenols.
Triticum Vulgare oil: Rich in vitamin E (tocopherol), minerals, proteins and lipids.
Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil (Almond oil): Rich in essential fatty acids and triglyceride, very well balanced nutritional content for the skin.
Glycyrrhiza glabra extract (Liquorice root): Moisturising.
Honey: Widely used in Ayurvedic medicine for its nourishing and restorative properties.
Jasmine sambac (Jasmine flower): Fragrant, anti-inflammatory astringent, used against psoriasis.
Terminalia arjuna bark extract (Arjuna bark): Wound healing, astringent.
Simmondsia chinensis oil (Jojoba oil): Softens and moisturises, rich in antioxidants, fatty acids and vitamins A, D and E, natural protection against UV rays.
Camellia sinensis extract (Green tea extract): Generally beneficial, rich in antioxidants.
Vitis vinifera oil (Grape seed oil): Dry, easily absorbed oil, rich in polyphenols and vitamins E and K.
Daucus carota oil (Carrot seed oil): Highly nutritious oil, widely used in Ayurvedic skin care. Relaxing and slightly vasodilating.
Myristica fragrans kernel oil (Nutmeg oil): Anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial.
Jasminum officinale oil (Jasmine flower oil): Fragrant, anti-inflammatory astringent, used against psoriasis.

*Ayurveda is a complex science and the various herbs can be used in many ways and in different mixtures. Here are the properties as described for skin care, in available Ayurvedic literature.