VATA FACE WASH — NIGHT RAIN

When evening arrives and Vata still drifts—light, scattered, unable to land—this wash becomes a gentle settling.
A moment to gather yourself, to return to your body, to invite warmth and softness back in.

Amla — The Eternal Rejuvenator

Wild-harvested from the deep forests of Madhya Pradesh,
Amla carries a quiet grounding quality—cool, earthy, steady.
In Ayurveda it is known to soothe the winds of Vata,
offering a subtle sense of fullness where emptiness tends to linger.

⭐ Your Moonlight Ritual

Hold the bottle.
Its soft weight draws your awareness downward—
a small anchor in the spaciousness of the evening.
Visualize deep blue aura lines moving like slow tides,
gathering scattered thoughts into one calm center.

Inhale.
Amla’s gentle, earthy scent rises—cool and familiar—
bringing the breath deeper into the chest,
loosening the tension held in quiet corners of the body.

Cleanse with presence.
On damp skin, trace slow circles from forehead to jaw,
letting each motion calm the nervous system
and warm the places where Vata tends to hold dryness.

Rinse.
Feel the water carry the day away—
the movement, the thinking, the swirl of it all—
leaving a sense of quiet nourishment in its place.

A softening ritual for Vata evenings: warmth, rhythm, and the gentle returning home to yourself.