A Unique Approach to Long-Lasting Beauty Through Ayurveda

The Ayurvedic approach to beauty is unique because it is holistic, personalized, and rooted in internal balance. Unlike modern cosmetic practices that often focus on surface-level treatments, Ayurveda views beauty as a natural outcome of physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual well-being.

There is a saying in Ayurveda:

“Do not put anything on your skin that you can’t put on your tongue on in your mouth.”

Anything that is put on your skin should be so safe that, even if you ingested it, it should only benefit you and never harm, you.

Therefore, Ayurvedic beauty approaches begin in the kitchen where all food ingredients can be turned into unique beauty recipes.

One element that sets Ayurvedic approach to beauty and anti-aging apart from all other systems is its principle of unique body types and skin types

Every person has a unique constitution made up of three Doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. Ayurvedic beauty regimens are customized according to these body types and skin types

VATA

Vata Skin Type (combination of space and air elements)

  • The skin is likely to be dry, rough, cold.
  • The skin is usually thin.
  • Such skin can be more prone to wrinkling with age
  • It is sensitive to dry, windy weather
  • The skin can be chapped or with cracks

Vata dominant people tend to be thin with bony limbs and have an irregular appetite. They are often creative, active and restless.

PITTA

Pitta Skin type (combination of fire and water elements)

  • The skin is likely to be soft, warm to touch
  • The skin is usually of medium thickness.
  • The skin can be more prone to excess heat build up
  • This skin is more prone to redness through rashes, acne or other flare ups.
  • It is usually oily in T zone.

Pitta dominant people tend to have a moderate, relatively muscular physique and a strong appetite. They are often driven, focused and ambitious

KAPHA

Kapha Skin type (combination of water and earth elements)

  • The skin is likely to be oily all over.
  • It is usually soft and cool to touch
  • It is usually thick and can be congested.
  • Kapha skin can be more prone to low lustre and blocked pores.
  • The skin is prone to bigger acne

Kapha dominant people tend to have rounded, broad bodies and a slow metabolism. They are often patient, caring and supportive.

What makes Ayurvedic beauty approach stand apart is its long-lasting results due to its approach of working from within the body rather than just skin deep.

It has no side effects as all ingredients from the kitchen such as turmeric, aloe vera, cumin powder and sandalwood can be turned into unique Ayurvedic recipes.

Through its unique effects and changes in the endocrine system, Ayurvedic beauty approaches help to balance hormones and prevent the aging process.

All Ayurvedic approaches are holistic which help support mental well-being. Rituals such as oil pulling and oil massages have a multi-fold effect towards mental health wellbeing and anti-aging.

Contrary to conventional beauty approaches which are product driven, focusing only on symptoms and filled with chemicals, Ayurvedic approaches focus on working through eliminating root causes, personalised protocols and completely integrating natural and herbal ingredients. 

Adding to these, Ayurvedic approaches focus on long term permanent results encompassing holistic attitudes of working on the body, mind and emotions rather than just temporary results, which may be skin deep.

To make it more accessible, Ayurvedic approaches can be very well integrated with dermatology practices, other spa and beauty therapies, as well as mental health and stress management protocols

Training in Ayurvedic Beauty therapies can add an extra dimension to your practices to help complete the holistic approach. With increasing numbers of people turning towards more natural and eco-friendly modalities, there is no other system as unique and authentic as Ayurveda that can offer a complete, natural, permanent and uplifting solution for today’s ever-increasing demand for holistic beauty therapies.

The Ayurvedic approach to beauty goes far beyond purely external treatments. It is a lifestyle towards alignment with nature, self-care, and awareness.

In a world full of trends, quick fixes and chemical overload, Ayurveda offers a grounded, traditional, timeless solution to sustainable beauty that honours individuality and nurtures well-being.

Training in Ayurvedic beauty therapies is not just a professional investment; it’s a personal evolution that aspires towards rejuvenation and anti-aging on all levels.

To discover how to build sustainable beauty through authentic Ayurveda, see www.dr-deepa.com

Dr Deepa Apte

Medical Doctor, Ayurvedic Practitioner, Yoga Teacher

Founder and Director of Award-Winning Ayurveda Pura Academy

Founder and Director of Ayurveda Yoga Wellbeing with Dr Deepa

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