As we leave the warm summer season of Pitta behind and enter into Vata season, it’s important to pay attention to what we are putting on our skin (and into our bodies) for balance. Vata season, which is the cooler Autumnal season before winter, is characterized by light, dry, and cold properties. When balanced, we settle into our slower rhythms of nesting season and crave warmth, coziness, and less active forms of creativity and experiences.
In Ayurveda, beauty is defined as the dynamic state of balance between mind, body, and environment. Cāru’s focus is on harmonizing these states in order to achieve glowing skin and mental clarity with our three signature face serums. Internal wellbeing radiates outward to promote physical beauty and is the foundation in the expression of your individual
As we leave the warm summer season of Pitta behind and enter into Vata season, it’s important to pay attention to what we are putting on our skin (and into our bodies) for balance. Vata season, which is the cooler Autumnal season before winter, is characterized by light, dry, and cold properties. When balanced, we settle into our slower rhythms of nesting season and crave warmth, coziness, and less active forms of creativity and experiences.
In Ayurveda, beauty is defined as the dynamic state of balance between mind, body, and environment. Cāru’s focus is on harmonizing these states in order to achieve glowing skin and mental clarity with our three signature face serums. Internal wellbeing radiates outward to promote physical beauty and is the foundation in the expression of your individual
