Nazar Salt Scrub

Do you come home from a wedding, a party or a big week at work feeling strangely drained? Is Maa saying "nazar lag gayi hai"?

When we were little, Maa would take a mutthi of namak, wave it around our head seven times, and throw it away. Nazar utaar di. Thoo thoo thoo. Nazar Salt Scrub brings that same old ritual into your bath. The salt takes it off, and the water takes it away.

Why it's right for you

Salt has always been our first line of protection against buri nazar, at the door and around the body. This scrub brings together the classic nazar-utaarna ingredients, kala namak and pili sarson, with grounding oils used in protective rituals around the world: clove, sage, frankincense, cedarwood, patchouli and peppermint. It's a cleansing reset after crowds, compliments and comparisons, so you step out feeling like yourself again.

How to use it

• Take a small scoop and massage it onto damp skin, working from your shoulders downward.
• While you scrub, imagine everything that isn't yours coming off.
• Rinse it off with lukewarm water, top to toe, and let it all go down the drain.
• Use it after big events, crowded days, good news, or once a week as protection.

Perfect for: after weddings and parties, new jobs and big wins, anyone who feels they've "caught" a nazar, and a fun, meaningful gift.

What's inside

Salt, Sugar, Epsom Salt, Coconut Oil, Sesame Oil, Black Salt (Kala Namak), Pili Sarson (Yellow Mustard Seeds), Peppermint Oil, Clove Oil, Sage Oil, Frankincense Oil, Cedarwood Oil, Patchouli Oil.

The details

• Product: Nazar Salt Scrub.
• Net weight: 350 g.
• What it is: a salt and sugar body scrub with nourishing oils.
• Intention: protection from buri nazar, rooted in ritual and tradition.
• Use: body only, on damp skin.
• Care: for external use only. Do a patch test first, as peppermint and clove can tingle on sensitive skin. Avoid broken or freshly shaved skin, and keep it away from your eyes. The oils can make the bathroom floor slippery, so step carefully.