Body Care · Made in Nepal
100 Times Washed Ghee - Ancient Ayurvedic Moisturizer
An ancient Ayurvedic moisturizer made by washing pure ghee 100 times in copper vessels with purified water, transforming it into a light, non-greasy cream that penetrates deep into the skin. Shata-Dhauta Grita has been used for centuries to heal, hydrate, and restore skin naturally.
The Why
Shata-Dhauta Grita literally means 'hundred times washed ghee.' This ancient Ayurvedic preparation transforms ordinary ghee into an extraordinarily light, non-greasy cream through a meticulous washing process.
Each wash in copper vessels removes impurities while infusing trace copper minerals. The result is a cream so fine it absorbs instantly, delivering deep hydration without any heaviness or residue.
This is not a modern invention. It is a time-tested preparation described in classical Ayurvedic texts like Charaka Samhita, used for wound healing, skin rejuvenation, and deep moisturization for over 2,000 years.
Key Ingredients
100 times washed ghee that absorbs instantly for deep, non-greasy hydration
Trace copper from traditional vessel washing supports collagen and skin repair
Rich in fatty acids, vitamins A, D, E, and K for comprehensive skin nourishment
Used in the washing process to transform ghee into a light, cream-like consistency
How to Use
Start with clean, slightly damp skin for best absorption
Take a pea-sized amount and warm between fingertips
Apply to face and body using upward circular motions. Focus on dry patches and fine lines
Best used morning and night as your primary moisturizer. Suitable for face and body
FAQ
No. The 100-wash process transforms the ghee into an ultra-light cream that absorbs completely without any greasy residue. It feels lighter than most commercial moisturizers.
Yes. Despite being ghee-based, the washing process makes it non-comedogenic. It balances oil production rather than adding excess oil.
The ghee is washed repeatedly in traditional copper vessels (tambat). This process infuses trace copper minerals that support collagen production and give the cream antimicrobial properties.
Yes. Shata-Dhauta Grita is traditionally used in Ayurveda for infant skin care. It is extremely gentle with no synthetic additives.
Regular ghee is thick and greasy. After 100 washes, the texture transforms completely into a light, whipped cream that absorbs instantly. The molecular structure changes, making it far more effective for topical application.
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