A Sattvāra Kumkumadi face oil bottle standing beside its outer tube.
Sattvāra Lip Butter jar

Pure Radiance

Kumkumadi Face Oil

A Kumkumadi face oil, slow-infused in a silver vessel for twenty-one days.

Net quantity
15 ml (0.5 fl oz)
Country of origin
India
Signature process
Slow-infused in silver for 21 days

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Choose your ritual

Begin with the oil, in two sizes, or add the lip butter.

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    Face oil · 15 ml / 30 ml

    Kumkumadi Face Oil

    The first batch is ready. Begin your ritual slowly.

    • Slow-infused in silver for 21 days
    • Made in India
    Size
    ₹625Inclusive of all taxes
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    Lip butter · 15 g

    Sattvāra Lip Butter

    A small companion to the oil, made with the same Kumkumadi oil.

    ₹349Inclusive of all taxes
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Chapter I

Slow is the point

A pour-over, poured slow. This is the pace everything here is made at.

Chapter II

Twenty-one days in silver

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  1. Day 01

    Saffron enters the silver

    Kashmiri saffron threads are laid into a silver vessel with cold-pressed sweet almond oil. Silver keeps the oil cool and stable while it works.

  2. Day 06

    Manjistha joins

    Ground manjistha root goes in. The oil begins to take on colour, shifting from pale gold to amber.

  3. Day 13

    The colour deepens

    Halfway. Nothing is heated, nothing is hurried. Time is doing what heat would otherwise force.

  4. Day 18

    Nearly there

    Three days to go. The oil rests, undisturbed.

  5. Day 21

    Ready to bottle

    Strained, settled and filled into amber glass. Twenty-one days for fifteen millilitres.

Chapter III

Why we made it ourselves

We looked for someone to make it the slow way. When no one would, we made it ourselves.

A hand holding the Sattvāra face oil bottle.

Chapter IV

Twenty things, chosen carefully

20 listed items, 18 unique plants, plus plant-derived vitamin E

Chapter V

Eat your skincare

Good food makes you feel good. Good skincare makes you glow. Because your skin deserves a little love, too.

  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle resting among fresh oranges.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle beside a scatter of almonds.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle among sliced cucumbers.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle beside halved coconuts.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle among fresh lemons.

01Balance

02Emotion

03Purity

Made to be felt, not hurried.

The Sattvāra face oil bottle with its glass dropper laid alongside it.

Chapter VI

Two minutes, every night

A four-step ritual, made simple enough to keep.

  1. PrepCleanse and pat dry, leaving skin slightly damp.
  2. Dispense2–4 drops into palms; rub between fingers to warm the oil.
  3. ApplyPress and pat over face and neck; no harsh rubbing.
  4. AbsorbMassage upward in slow circles until absorbed.
  • Morning use must be followed by sunscreen.
  • Oily skin dilutes with a few drops of water.

In motion

See the ritual in motion

The whole thing takes about two minutes.

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A little of our world

A curated selection from our Instagram. Tap a frame to open the original post.

  • Sattvāra social post from the 'Eat your Skincare' series.
  • Sattvāra social post about the brand and its Ayurvedic approach.
  • Sattvāra social post with a brand message over a mood image.
  • Flat lay of the Sattvāra face oil bottle and packaging.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle in warm light.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle resting among oranges.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle among sliced cucumbers.
  • Portrait from the Sattvāra feed.
  • The Sattvāra face oil bottle beside a scatter of almonds.