Where science meets Ayurveda

Beauty for the
nervous system.

Ayurvedic skincare formulated to calm the doshas. Traditional herbs and modern actives soothe your skin, and slow rituals give you a moment to settle.

★ 4.7/5 from real customersUnfragranced optionsFree UK delivery over £40
Wild C – Wild Turmeric & Tetra C Glow Serum
Wild C Glow Serum
Golden Calm – Unfragranced Soothing Balm
Golden Calm Balm
Balancing Act – Jasmine & Neroli Facial Oil
Balancing Act Facial Oil
Take It Slow – Kansa Massage Wand
Take It Slow Kansa Wand

Four reasons people switch to Vayu

Not more products. Better-chosen ones.

01

Tradition, checked by science

Wild turmeric sits beside stable Tetra C. Moringa sits beside sea buckthorn. Ayurveda picks the botanicals; research earns them their place.

02

Made for sensitive skin

An unfragranced balm, and a vitamin C serum without the sting. Gentle enough for people who usually react.

03

Every ingredient explained

Full ingredient lists, and the reason each one is in the bottle. No mystery blends, no vague claims.

04

A routine, not a haul

Four products from £20 to £30. Pick two and delivery is free. A Balancing Act bottle lasts around three months.

Shop by what your skin needs

Start with the problem. We will point you to the product.

Vayu Wild C Wild Turmeric & Vitamin C Glow Serum bottle
Dull, tired skin

Wild C Glow Serum

3% Tetra C with wild turmeric. Brightens without the sting of classic vitamin C.

£30
Vayu Golden Calm Unfragranced Soothing Balm tin
Reactive, tight skin

Golden Calm Balm

Unfragranced moringa and sea buckthorn balm. Comfort for wind, cold and central heating.

£20
Vayu Balancing Act Jasmine & Neroli Facial Oil bottle
Oily, blemish-prone skin

Balancing Act Facial Oil

A light oil built around linoleic acid. Sinks in to a satin finish, never greasy.

£20
Vayu Take It Slow Kansa Wand with teak handle and copper-tin head
No time to slow down

Take It Slow Kansa Wand

Teak handle, copper and tin head. Ten calm minutes of facial massage, phone face down.

£30

The science, plainly

Oily skin still needs oil. Just the right kind.

Research has found oily, blemish-prone skin is often low in linoleic acid, a light fatty acid. So we built Balancing Act around it.

Read the full ingredient breakdown
~50%
of the blend is linoleic acid
3%
Tetra C in Wild C: stable, oil-soluble vitamin C
0
added fragrance in Golden Calm
3
months from one bottle of Balancing Act

The Evening Ritual

Everything you need for ten slow minutes.

Golden Calm warms into the perfect glide for the Kansa wand. Together they make a grounding evening ritual, and a gift that is not another candle.

Together £50, so delivery is free.

Kansa wand resting in a Kansa bowl

In their words

4.7 out of 5 from 6 reviews
★★★★★
“It’s really helped my skin and sense of well-being, helping me to be much more grounded and remain more relaxed.”
Taylor S. · Verified buyer · Golden Calm
★★★★★
“As someone with sensitive skin, I am always cautious… This serum has been a game-changer. I haven’t experienced any irritation or breakouts.”
Vayu customer · Wild C
★★★★★
“Really moisturised my skin. I use it on my face and neck.”
Carol S. · Verified buyer · Balancing Act
★★★★★
“This left my hands very smooth and soft. A little goes a long way. I will be buying this again!”
Marie M. · Golden Calm
VAYU

Sanskrit for air: the element of movement and lightness

Vayu began in a practitioner’s treatment room, not a lab.

As an Ayurvedic practitioner, I started blending my own oils for clients whose skin was dry, reactive and easily upset, the kind of skin Ayurveda links to Vata.

Those blends became Vayu: traditional Ayurvedic herbs, paired with modern actives where they earn their place. In Wild C, wild turmeric meets Tetra C, a stable form of vitamin C. It is blended evenly through every drop rather than steeped in oil, so each bottle gives the same glow.

Every formula follows one principle: calm the doshas. Soothe the skin, and give the person using it a moment to slow down too. That is what I mean by beauty for the nervous system.

Manjit, founder and Ayurvedic practitioner