Soundarya Tailam
₹699 ₹895 / 30 ml
A saffron-infused facial Taila prepared in the goat-milk Kshira-paka tradition, with Manjistha, Mulethi and Kesar. For soft, even, well-fed skin.
- MRP₹895 incl. of all taxes
- Net quantity30 ml
- AvailabilityIn stock
- Dispatch1–2 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 Soundarya Tailam helps with
Feeds dry, dull skin
A goat-milk Kshira-paka Taila that dry and mature skin tends to accept well.
A calm night ritual
A few drops pressed in at night — the classical, unhurried way to use a facial oil.
Saffron-led
Kesar, long valued across Indian beauty practice for a luminous, even-looking complexion.
From Roshni Botanicals
Quick answers
What is Soundarya Tailam?
It is a classical Ayurvedic facial medicine — a saffron Taila prepared in the goat-milk Kshira-paka (milk-based decoction) tradition, with Manjistha, Mulethi and Kesar, made under AYUSH Licence DL-474 A&U. A night oil traditionally used to support soft, even, well-nourished skin.
Who is it best for?
Dry and mature skin, or anyone wanting a nourishing Ayurvedic night ritual — especially in dry-winter and hard-water conditions.
Who should avoid it?
Very oily or actively breaking-out skin may prefer a lighter option. Avoid if allergic to a listed botanical, to sesame or to goat milk, and patch-test first.
How do you use it?
At night, on clean, slightly damp skin, press three to four drops between the palms and pat over the face and neck. A little goes far.
How long before results?
Gradual, consistent care is the Ayurvedic way — use it nightly over weeks. It supports the look and feel of skin as part of regular care, not as an overnight fix — consistency over weeks is what helps.
What makes it classical Ayurvedic?
The Kshira-paka method — herbs simmered with milk before the oil — is a classical preparation, not a modern shortcut. It is made in-house in Delhi as a licensed Ayurvedic medicine under AYUSH Licence DL-474 A&U.
What do saffron and goat milk do here?
Kesar (saffron) is the signature botanical, classically prized for the complexion; goat milk (Ajadugdh) is the classical Kshira-paka medium that carries the herbs gently into the oil.
Any cautions?
For external use; patch-test before first use. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your doctor before adding new products.
Key botanicals
Full ingredients — every botanical, declared
Base medium: Sesame oil base, goat-milk Kshira-paka
| Ingredient (Sanskrit / Hindi) | Botanical / INCI | Role in formula |
|---|---|---|
| Ajadugdh (Goat Milk) | Goat Milk | Goat-milk medium |
| Manjith | Rubia cordifolia | Classical skin herb |
| Mulethi | Glycyrrhiza glabra | Brightening herb |
| Raktchandan | Pterocarpus santalinus | Cooling skin herb |
| Palash | Butea monosperma | Classical skin herb |
| Vatt | Ficus religiosa | Classical herb |
| Priyangu | Callicarpa macrophylla | Classical skin herb |
| Laksha | Laccifer lacca | Classical resin |
| Daruhaldi | Berberis aristata | Classical skin herb |
| Nagkesar | Mesua ferrea | Classical flower herb |
| 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 |
| Kesar | Crocus sativus | Saffron |
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
How many drops should I use?
Can oily or acne-prone skin use it?
How soon will I see a difference?
An AYUSH-licensed Ayurvedic medicine (Licence DL-474 A&U), for external use. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Patch-test before first use; consult a qualified practitioner for severe, sudden, or persistent conditions.