Night
Turmeric Milk Gel with Saffron and Honey
For radiance, even tone and nourishment
India has always known what works. Turmeric for inflammation. Honey for deep moisture. Saffron for radiance. Milk for barrier nourishment. Every ingredient in this formula has a function that generations of Indian skincare practice identified long before clinical science confirmed it.
Turmeric Oil (4%) delivers curcumin in a stable, purified form that reduces overnight inflammation and inhibits tyrosinase, the enzyme responsible for melanin overproduction that causes dark spots and uneven tone. Pearl Powder (5%) provides amino acids and trace minerals that support a visible, skin-like luminosity. Saffron Extract reduces oxidative dullness. Hydrolyzed Honey draws moisture in and holds it while you sleep. Milk Protein strengthens and conditions the barrier.
This is the most nourishing formula in the INDSO range. It works while you sleep on the same problem the morning gel addresses by day, from a different angle, with different ingredients, at the time skin is most receptive to repair.
Contains Milk Protein and Hydrolyzed Honey. Not suitable for strict vegans.
Day
Orange Vitamin C Gel with Advanced Vitamin C
For brightening, clarity and acne-prone skin
Ethyl Ascorbic Acid (5%) is the most stable Vitamin C form available. Unlike pure ascorbic acid which degrades quickly, it converts to active Vitamin C after absorption and delivers consistent brightening without oxidizing. It inhibits melanin production while providing antioxidant protection against the UV and pollution that create new dark spots daily. Niacinamide (4%) is the second highest concentration in the INDSO range, it prevents melanin transfer to skin cells, refines pores and regulates sebum. Salicylic Acid (1%) clears the congestion that makes skin look dull from inside the pore. Calendula calms post-inflammatory redness.
Contains Salicylic Acid (1%). Avoid during pregnancy.
Why these two together:
Turmeric Oil works on melanin production overnight via anti-inflammatory action. Vitamin C works on it by day via antioxidant and tyrosinase inhibition. These are two distinct brightening mechanisms targeting the same concern from opposite ends of the day. Together they address uneven tone more completely than either does alone. No active conflicts, Vitamin C and Retinol cannot be combined, but Turmeric and Vitamin C have no such restriction. The Niacinamide concentrations are different enough (1% in Turmeric Milk, 4% in Orange Vitamin C) that there is no stacking concern.
