Radiance Tailam
₹639 ₹799 / 30 ml
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A saffron brightening facial Taila with Manjistha and red sandalwood, traditionally used to support even tone where melasma, dark spots and PIH show.
- MRP₹799 incl. of all taxes
- Net quantity30 ml
- AvailabilityIn stock
- Dispatch1–3 business days from Delhi
- ShippingFree across India
- Cash on DeliveryAvailable
- ReturnsDamaged or incorrect items — see policy
- ManufacturerRoshni Botanicals, Delhi
- Formulated byVaidya Shri Ram Prakash Ji
- AYUSH licenceDL-474 A&U
What Radiance Tailam helps with
For uneven tone
Saffron, sandalwood and bhrajaka-pitta herbs, traditionally reached for where dark spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) are a concern.
Gently processed saffron
Kesar’s active compounds are heat-sensitive; cold maceration helps protect them.
Night-time care
A few drops at night, concentrated on areas of uneven tone.
From Roshni Botanicals
Quick answers
Is Radiance Tailam a Kumkumadi Tailam?
No. Radiance Tailam is its own classical saffron Taila (medicated oil), not a Kumkumadi Tailam. It belongs to the same saffron face-oil tradition and shares several classical botanicals, Kesar, Chandan, Raktchandan, Manjistha, Kamal, Padmaakh and Kakoli, in a sesame base, but follows a different formula with Haldi and the Triphala fruits. It is an AYUSH-licensed Ayurvedic medicine (Licence DL-474 A&U), classically indicated in the care of Vyanga (melasma) and uneven tone, made in-house in Delhi.
What is Radiance Tailam?
It is a classical Ayurvedic facial medicine — a Taila (medicated oil) led by saffron, sandalwood and Manjistha (with Haldi and the Triphala fruits) in a sesame base, made under AYUSH Licence DL-474 A&U. It is classically indicated in the care of Vyanga (the Ayurvedic term for melasma) and uneven tone.
Is it for melasma, PIH, dark spots or dullness?
It is classically indicated for Vyanga (melasma) and traditionally used in the Ayurvedic care of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), dark spots and dullness, to support a more even-looking tone. As with every approach in any system, no topical offers a permanent, guaranteed erasure of melasma — consistency and daily sun protection matter most.
Why is sunscreen compulsory with it?
Pigmentation is driven strongly by UV. Without daily broad-spectrum sunscreen, sun exposure keeps darkening spots faster than any topical care can help — so daytime SPF is non-negotiable when you are caring for uneven tone.
What is the day vs night routine?
Use the Taila at night, on clean skin. By day, the priority is sun protection — a broad-spectrum sunscreen, reapplied. Many prefer the lighter Radiance Cream under sunscreen for daytime.
Can I use it during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Please check with your doctor before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Pigmentation in pregnancy (melasma/chloasma) is hormone-driven and often settles afterwards — gentle care and sun protection are the sensible first steps.
How is it different from a brightening cream?
It is an Ayurvedic medicated oil (Taila) for night use, with botanicals carried in a sesame base by the classical method — not a water-based day cream or a chemical “brightener”. This is an explanation of how each works, not a claim that one is better.
Key botanicals
Full ingredients — every botanical, declared
Base medium: Sesame oil (Til tail) base
| Ingredient (Sanskrit / Hindi) | Botanical / INCI | Role in formula |
|---|---|---|
| Kesar (Saffron) | Crocus sativus | Classical radiance herb |
| Chandan (Sandalwood) | Santalum album | Cooling herb |
| Manjith (Manjistha) | Rubia cordifolia | Classical skin herb |
| Raktchandan (Red Sandalwood) | Pterocarpus santalinus | Cooling skin herb |
| Kamal (Lotus) | Nelumbo nucifera | Soothing floral |
| Padmaakh | Prunus cerasoides | Classical herb |
| Haldi | Curcuma longa | Classical skin herb |
| Kakoli | Lilium polyphyllum | Rasayana herb |
| Kuth | Saussurea lappa | Classical herb |
| Palash | Butea monosperma | Classical skin herb |
| Amla | Emblica officinalis | Rasayana fruit (Triphala) |
| Baheda | Terminalia bellerica | Triphala fruit |
| Harad | Terminalia chebula | Triphala fruit |
| Til tail (Sesame Oil) | Sesamum indicum | Base oil |
| Lavender Oil | Lavendula officinalis | Natural aroma |
| Rose Oil | Rosa centifolia | Natural aroma |
| Mogra Oil | Jasminum sambac | Natural aroma |
Full declaration per the Roshni Botanicals master formulation sheet. For external use only. Patch-test on the inner forearm 24 hours before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs; avoid the eye area.
Frequently asked
What can I expect from Radiance Tailam on dark spots?
Is it safe for melasma in pregnancy?
How long before I notice a change?
An AYUSH-licensed Ayurvedic medicine (Licence DL-474 A&U), for external use. Patch-test before first use; consult a qualified practitioner for severe, sudden, or persistent conditions.