The story

Amirtha means “nectar”

We make beauty the slow way — from gardens, not laboratories. What began as a kitchen table of stone-ground ubtans is now a small studio, still blending every batch by hand.

Why we exist

Beauty should remember its source

Ayurveda has kept Indian skin and hair radiant for centuries — not through more, but through the right herbs, in the right way, at the right time.

Amirtha Herbals is that tradition, practised faithfully. We begin with whole botanicals: saffron picked at dawn, sandalwood ground on stone, oils pressed while still cold. Then we wait — weeks, sometimes months — while the actives steep and the formula earns its place.

  • Partner farms — herbs raised on the farms we know by name
  • Small batches — never more than our blender can watch over
  • No shortcuts — cold-pressed, hand-blended, honestly dated
How we work

Three promises, kept daily

Herb-first

Every formula begins in the garden, not on a spreadsheet. The herb decides what it needs — we supply only the essentials.

Slow by design

Low heat and long steeps preserve the actives. Nothing is rushed through for a faster shelf date.

Small-batch

Batches small enough to count on two hands. Each is signed and dated by the blender who made it.

From garden to bottle

The making of a ritual

Source

Herbs are harvested at their seasonal peak from the farms we work with directly.

Press

Oils are cold-pressed the same day — warmth is the enemy of potency.

Steep & blend

Actives steep for weeks, then are blended by hand into each formula.

Pour & seal

Filled by hand, signed and dated, then sent to your shelf.

What goes inside

Six botanicals, done properly

We use a short list of ingredients — each one chosen for what it does, and none for what it costs.

01

Saffron — Kesar

Harvested by hand at dawn. Brightens and evens tone, thread by thread.

02

Sandalwood — Chandan

Stone-ground into a fine ubtan that cools, calms and soothes.

03

Bhringraj

The “king of herbs” for hair, steeped slowly into cold-pressed oils.

04

Neem

Purifying and balancing — the gentle guardian of troubled skin.

05

Amla

The vitamin-C berry for strength at the root and shine along the strand.

06

Rose

Petals macerated for a gentle, softening base that smells like a garden after rain.

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