Natural Nectar
Parijat Moisturizer | 100g
Parijat Moisturizer | 100g
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A parijat moisturizer named for the night-flowering jasmine that opens after dark and drops its petals by sunrise. The scent is the reason to reach for this one — sweet, faintly green, closer to a garden at night than to a perfume counter. Underneath it is the same soft everyday cream, made in small batches in our own unit.
Why you'll love it
- A scent you will not find on a shelf — parijat is a familiar flower in Indian gardens and an unfamiliar one in skincare, so this smells like almost nothing else in your bathroom.
- Softness that lasts past the first hour — glycerin is a humectant, so it draws moisture into the upper layers of skin and slows how quickly it leaves again.
- Enough body for rough patches — stearic acid gives the cream structure, so it stays where you put it on elbows, knees and heels instead of sliding off.
- Conditioned, comfortable skin — pro-vitamin B5 holds water in the skin, and vitamin E is an antioxidant that also helps keep the oils in the jar stable.
- One jar instead of three — the same 100 g does face, hands and body, so you are not buying a separate cream for each.
Key ingredients
- Parijat extract — from the night-flowering jasmine, also known as harsingar; it gives the cream its sweet, green floral character.
- Aloe vera extract — light and watery; takes the heaviness off a cream this rich.
- Glycerin — the workhorse humectant, pulling moisture into skin and holding it there.
- Vitamin E and pro-vitamin B5 — vitamin E is an antioxidant; panthenol conditions and softens.
The full ingredient list is printed on the pack.
Who it's for
All skin types, all ages, and everyone in the house — this is a family jar, not a women's product. Pick this one if the scent matters as much as the cream, and if rose feels too expected. As with any new skincare, patch test on the inner arm and wait a day before using it on your face.
Product details
| Net quantity | 100 g |
| Form | Cream |
| Fragrance | Parijat (night-flowering jasmine) |
| MRP | ₹199 (inclusive of all taxes) |
| Shelf life | 24 months from date of manufacture |
| Country of origin | India |
| Manufactured & marketed by | Natural Nectar |
| Free from | Parabens, silicones |
How to use
How to use
- Cleanse and pat your skin dry.
- Scoop out a small amount with clean, dry fingers.
- Massage in with upward circular strokes until it disappears.
- Use morning and night, and reapply on hands, elbows and heels through the day.
- For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. Patch test on the inner arm before first use.
FAQ
FAQ
Q1. Can I use this on my face as well as my body?
Yes. It is one cream for face, hands and body. Spread it thin on the face and more generously on dry patches like elbows and heels. If your face is on the oily side, start with a night-only application and see how your skin responds.
Q2. Is it greasy?
No. It is a water-based cream rather than a balm, so it sinks in within a minute or two and leaves skin soft rather than shiny. Use a thin layer in humid weather and a thicker one in winter.
Q3. Does it contain parabens or silicones?
No. This moisturizer is free from both. The full ingredient list is printed on the pack, so you can check it against anything your skin has reacted to before.
Q4. How long will a 100 g jar last?
Roughly six to eight weeks if you use it on face and hands twice a day. Daily full-body use will finish it in about three weeks, which is why many people keep two jars going at once.
Q5. What does parijat smell like?
Sweet and faintly green, the way a night-flowering jasmine garden smells after dark. Parijat, also called harsingar, is a common flower in India but a rare one in skincare, so this will not smell like anything else on your shelf.
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