1. Which is better Body lotion or Moisturiser?

Both provide hydration lotions are lighter and easier to spread on the body, whereas moisturisers are frequently richer and more suited to specific dry areas.

2. How do lotions stay light despite rich butters?

They use micro-emulsion technology, which involves finely blending butters with water and herbal extracts to ensure that they spread evenly without becoming sticky.

3. What makes Gold Body Milk so effective?

The 24K Gold Body Milk contains Swarna Bhasma, an Ayurvedic luminescent skin booster, along with AHA and niacinamide for gentle exfoliation and bright skin

4. Which is the best body moisturising lotion for dry skin?

The ideal lotion for dry skin is one that moisturises, seals in moisture, and nourishes with natural ingredients. Look for lotions containing Shea butter, Aloe vera, or Ayurvedic botanicals.

5. What is the two-finger rule for moisturiser?

The two-finger rule states that a strip of moisturiser along your index and middle fingers is sufficient to cover your face or a limited region without overusing the product.

6. Should I use body lotion after a shower?

A body lotion gets absorbed best when the skin is moist, just after a shower. To get the maximum benefits of your favourite body lotion, it should be used after a shower. This will further help to seal moisture deep into the skin and keep it hydrated, soft and supple throught the day.

7. Which body butter is good for skin lightening?

Shea Butter has active ingredients such as Vitamin A and E, which are known to have skin lightening effects. It also helps to reduce the appearance of dark spots and improve the overall complexion.

8. Why is Licorice termed a "booster herb" in these formulations?

Even in little levels (~0.5-1%), it doubles Vitamin C's brightening potential.

9. Can body lotion replace body oil?

They serve different purposes- lotions hydrate and absorb quickly, whilst oils retain moisture. Using both can improve skin suppleness.

10. How do I know if my skin is getting enough hydration?

If your skin feels soft, supple, and smooth without flaking or tightness, it’s well-hydrated. Dry, rough patches indicate more care is needed.