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Diipa Büller-Khosla, founder of skincare line Indē Wild, shares her beauty routine, Ayurvedic practices, and favorite products in an interview with Vogue Singapore. Inspired by Ayurveda, Büller-Khosla emphasizes a natural, dewy look, using skincare with minimal makeup. Her daily essentials include Tower 28 Mascara, Kosas Concealer, and Indē Wild’s Dewy Lip Treatment. She also recommends the Dyson Airwrap for effortless hair styling and Le Labo’s Another 13 as her signature fragrance. Büller-Khosla credits Ayurvedic living for promoting mindfulness and a holistic approach to life. Her favorite hair product, Indē Wild’s Champi Hair Oil, nourishes and rejuvenates the scalp. She also suggests layering blushes and using AM serum as a natural highlighter. As a biohacking practice, Büller-Khosla incorporates heat therapy and saunas for anti-aging and relaxation. Turmeric and ghee, ancient Indian superfoods, are staples in her diet due to their anti-inflammatory and skin-brightening properties.

Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay, an oasis nestled on a private island, has become the first five-star hotel in Bahrain to embrace Ayurveda, an ancient Indian holistic healing system that promotes balance and well-being. The hotel offers three Ayurvedic treatments administered by expert therapists: Shirodhara, a soothing treatment for insomnia and mental clarity; Abhyanga, a rejuvenating full-body massage; and Indian Head Massage, which relieves tension and revitalizes the body. Guests can also indulge in the Ayurveda Day Immersion package, a comprehensive experience that includes yoga, treatments, and relaxation by the tranquil Azure pool. The hotel’s commitment to Ayurveda extends to its teak-wood panchakarma massage beds and cabana treatment spaces, creating an authentic and immersive environment.

Actor Deepika Padukone’s recent Instagram post showcasing her embroidery practice has sparked speculation that she is embracing Garbh Sanskar, an ancient Indian wellness tradition for maternal and fetal health. Garbh Sanskar encompasses various activities, including embroidery, reading spiritual texts, and listening to calming music, to positively influence the baby and its doshas (Vata, Kapha, and Pitta). Arpita Agarwal, founder of Garbh Sanskar Jaipur, emphasizes the significance of pre-conception rituals and mantras to ensure the child’s well-being and development. Surbhi Bhagat of Uttam Garbh Sanskar workshop notes a growing interest in Garbh Sanskar nationwide, offering webinars and practical classes. The tradition, believed to have originated in the Mahabharata era, aims to promote brain development and overall maternal and fetal health.