Laad Pyaar Salt Scrub

Do you give everyone else laad and pyaar but forget to give any to yourself?

Remember Sunday oil champi, Maa's ubtan before a function, and being fussed over just because you were you? That's laad. Somewhere between work, rent and everyone else's needs, nobody pampers you like that anymore. Laad Pyaar Salt Scrub is a weekly reminder that you deserve the same softness you give everyone else.

Why it's right for you

Self-love isn't a big gesture. It's a small ritual you keep showing up for. With rose oil, real rose petals and a fruity strawberry scrub, this one feels like a hug in a jar. It turns ten minutes in the bath into time that belongs only to you. You scrub, you breathe, you rinse, and you step out feeling cared for, by yourself.

How to use it

• Take a small scoop and massage it onto damp skin in slow, gentle circles.
• While you scrub, say one kind thing to yourself. Yes, out loud.
• Rinse it off with lukewarm water and pat your skin dry.
• Use it once or twice a week, or whenever you need some laad.

Perfect for: self-care Sundays, a bride-to-be, a gift for your best friend, sister or Maa, and anyone who's running on empty.

What's inside

Salt, Sugar, Epsom Salt, Coconut Oil, Sesame Oil, Rose Oil, Rose Petals, Strawberry Scrub.

The details

• Product: Laad Pyaar Salt Scrub.
• Net weight: 350 g.
• What it is: a salt and sugar body scrub with nourishing oils.
• Intention: love and self-love, rooted in ritual and tradition.
• Use: body only, on damp skin.
• Care: for external use only. Do a patch test first, avoid broken or freshly shaved skin, and keep it away from your eyes. The oils can make the bathroom floor slippery, so step carefully.