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Kumuda

White Water Lily · White Water Lily (Nymphaea alba)

The Pitta-cooling lily that calms heat, redness, and barrier disruption.

Botanical·Northern India
What It Is

Classical Ayurvedic
Heritage.

A Sheeta virya (cold potency) herb in classical Ayurveda, placed in the Mutra Virajaniya group — herbs that support the body’s natural detoxification and colour pathways. Balances Pitta and Kapha. Referenced in Charaka Samhita (Sutrasthana 4.34).

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Northern India
What the Science Shows

Evidence-Based
Validation.

Studies have found Kumuda to have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, with measurable free radical scavenging activity. It has been shown to support wound healing, skin conditioning, and barrier repair — with analgesic and antimicrobial activity also recorded.

Anti-inflammatoryAntioxidantSkin Barrier SupportPitta-coolingPost-exertional Recovery
Why It Is in Thavare

Purpose-Driven
Formulation.

Physical exertion elevates Pitta — manifesting as heat, redness, sensitivity, and barrier disruption. Kumuda addresses this through dual action: its anti-inflammatory flavonoids and tannins reduce post-exertional skin reactivity, while its conditioning properties support hydration across repeated sweat-cleanse cycles.

Why It Works

Key Benefits
for Active Skin.

01

Reduces post-exertional skin reactivity through anti-inflammatory flavonoids

02

Supports wound healing and skin conditioning after physical activity

03

Provides measurable free radical scavenging activity

04

Maintains hydration across repeated sweat-cleanse cycles

05

Balances Pitta to cool heat and redness from exertion

Find It In

Products Featuring
Kumuda.

The Full Picture

Kumuda is just
the beginning.

Every Thavare formula combines multiple Ayurvedic actives — each chosen to complement the others and address the unique demands of active, movement-oriented skin. Explore the full collection.