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Lakshmi kajal
Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of beauty. She is the protector of plants and women. No other deity is so devotionally admired by Hindu women like she is. According to the myth, she raised out of the troubled waters of the oceans and brought gifts and lotus flowers with her. Lakshmi was so beautiful that all of the gods wonted to marry her instantly. She decided for the Vishnu, the god of sun. In each of his incarnations she is reborn again as his partner in different forms of appearance. Lakshmi brings wealth into people’s homes. This wealth does not necessarily have to be unlimited monetary resources, but can also be overwhelming beauty, spiritual cleaning, mental wellness, steady happiness, highest fertility, benedictional bounteousness and endless love.
Ayurvedic kajals of Lakshmi Ayurvedic Beauty are produced without preservatives and are constantly checked by renowned institutes. Their content of controlled organic ingredients is certified by Ecocert. Ghee, Ayurvedic clarified butter, is the basis for this original kajal, which binds dust particles and impurities and work as a protection from sunlight. Mixed according to traditional Ayurvedic recipes from bee wax, natural oils, carbon and mainly Ghee, eyes are pleasantly cooled. The coloured kajals are available in many different colours.
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 202, Darkgreen (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 203, Moosgreen (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 204, Esmerald (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 205, Darkblue (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 206, Nightblue (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 207, Azure (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 208, Iceblue (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 210, Bronze (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 212, Darkbrown (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 214, Gold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 215, Silvergrey (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 216, Pearlwhite (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 217, Violet (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 218, Taupe (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 230, Aquamarine Pearl (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Kajal Koralle (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Kajal Pink Pearl (1 St) |
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Lakshmi kajal cold
Eyes are the most effective weapons of a woman. A seductive glance can be used targeted to give own wishes a bit more momentum. And here it does not matter whether it is in a flirt, to the own husband or in a pay rise negotiation. The shinier the eyes are, the more enduring is the impact. Luckily, every woman has it in her own hands to let her eyes appear expressive and mysterious. 2000 years ago in Egypt and India, kajals were not only used as beautification, but also as a protection from sun light. The dark colour around the eyes absorbs the sunlight, reducing sun glare.
The labelling “Cold” refers to the pleasant cooling effect of camphor, which is part of the respective stick. Cleaned and natural camphor guards against inflammation and acts disinfecting. Its contracting effect lets red capillaries disappear faster, making the eyes look brighter and whiter. Also the production of tear fluid is stimulated, this leading to shinier and brighter eyes. The Lakshmi Ayurvedic kajal Cold series is available in these colours:
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 202C, Darkgreen Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 203C, Mossgreen Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 204C, Esmerald Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 205C, Darkblue Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 206C, Nightblue Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 207C, Azur Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 208C, Iceblue Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 210C, Bronze Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 212C, Darkbrown Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 214C, Gold Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 215C, Sivergrey Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 216C, Pearlwhite Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 217C, Violet Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 218C, Taupe Cold (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Eyeliner No. 230C, Aquamarine Pearl Cold (1 St) |
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Lakshmi khol kajal
Old myths say that Durga challenged the mightier and arrogant buffalo demon Mahishasura to a battle and slew him and his whole army. Mahishasura, whose ruthless striving for power also influenced the heavens, harassed his surrounding and demanded absolute submission even from the gods. The prophecy that he should be killed by the hand of a woman was not taken serious by him. How should a weak woman be able to do what even mighty gods could not achieve? In the fight with Durga, Mahishasura’s appearance changed from roaring lion to stamping buffalo to angry elephant and back again. In his appearance as buffalo Durga finally killed him.
Every year, many believing Hindus honour the Goddess Durga for her doings with a ten-day festival. The houses are cleaned and on all public places altars are set up. After the daily morning worship people are joyfully awaiting the arrival of the goddess with pompous processions, concerts and artwork. Every school class, every club, every household sets up its own Durga statue. During the ten days of celebrations, there are set ceremonies to symbolize the fight. In the first days, every Hindu takes a ceremonial bath, most likely in the river Ganges The dead are remembered and it is prayed for them every day. With chanting and praying the goddess is begged to come down to earth. Starting with the fifth day, a priest will visit each of the many statues. The language of the prayers is Sanskrit. Only after several diverse ceremonies the priest will start the acmic final one: he blackens the statue’s eyes with butter oil (Khol-Kajal). With Mantras and Mutras, which are symbolic gestures and spiritual thoughts, the goddess is asked to enter the statue. According to Hinduism, the goddess moves then into the manmade statue and lives in there. During the following days Durga is worshipped in different ways. The tenth day is the “Day of Victory” and also the day of farewell. Accompanied by music and dance the statues are brought to the nearest river or pond and sunk into, while the masses are cheering. Khol is Sanskrit and can be translated with “grime” or “grime salve”. All Hindu religious scripts are written in Sanskrit, the holy language of the Hindus. Also religious rituals like marriage or worships are held in this language. Khol – or grime – can, given a high quality, consists nearly only of carbon. Ayurvedic grime made from Demeter-certified Ghee is the dominating ingredient in Lakshmi Khol Kajals. Only a careful and very complex production process for this Ayurvedic grime the carbon is enabled to unfold its filtration capacities for pollen and dust and to bind impurities. Grime itself consists of smallest particles. Their diameter is just a thousandth of the one of human hair. This fineness of Ayurvedic grime, which is used in Lakshmi Khol Kajals, allows the application of khol at the inner lid edge, even when contact lenses are worn. Lakshmi Khol-Kajal is available in Khol-Kajal Black Sensitive (grime of Demeter-ghee, without camphor), Khol Kayal Black Gold (grime of Demeter-ghee, 5% camphor), Khol-Kajal Men Cold (grime of Demeter-ghee, transparent, 5% camphor) and Khol-Kajal Night Supercold (grime of Demeter-ghee, transparent, higher dose camphor).
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Lakshmi Lipsticks
Beautifully coloured lips have fascinated mankind for ages. The oldest tradition of colouring lips comes from ancient Egypt. The priests there wanted to be as alike as possible to their gods and coloured therefore not only their eyes nut also their lips. In ancient Greece the Hetaerae – educated and influential prostitutes – were obligated to strikingly paint their lips. The Hetaerae should be distinguishable from the “respectable” women in the street. In contrast, in ancient Rome the women of the higher society painted their lips to look different to the pleb women. Also in the courtly life of the baroque era colour was extensively used to outline one’s own extravagance visibly. The English Parliament passed an act in 1770 which made possible to defeat a marriage if a woman painted her lips only to get in front of the alter. This legislature was even outclassed by neighbouring France. After the French Revolution, painting of lips was considered to be typically aristocratic. In the worst case women with painted lips ended at the guillotine as “enemies of the revolution”. Today lipstick is one of the most common accessories of a woman. Even current etiquette allows refreshing of make-up at the table. Nearly unchanged stayed men’s view. Men often think that red coloured lips have the only intention to signal: “look at me and jump on me!” That red lips could just stand for lusty love of live, female self-fulfilment, self-assured personality and most of all for a targeted lip care is not understood by some men. It is quite likely that it will take more time until the news has spread. Even if a woman paints her lips on a daily base, lipsticks last for months until they are diminished. Therefore it makes sense to be aware about the contents which are put on the skin with the lipstick and can get into the body via the tongue. Most conventional makers of lipstick use for their long-lasting qualities synthetic substances and petroleum products like paraffin and silicone. The moisture demand of lips is often not considered. Far from it: most likely these lipsticks dry out the lips additionally.
Expressively beautiful lips are also in focus at Lakshmi. The nine flamboyant red shades of Lakshmi lipsticks harmonise perfectly with the colours of Lakshmi kohl. The main ingredients of Ayurvedic Lakshmi lipsticks are caster oil, ghee butter, wool fat and high-value vegetable extracts. Caster oil is a natural product made from seeds of the African castor oil plant. Even 3,000 years ago, the people of ancient Egypt valued the oil for its healing and caring properties. The Ayurvedic alternative medicine again believes in the healthy effect of pure ghee. Lakshmi lipsticks pamper the gentle skin of the lips additionally with bee wax, coconut and almond oil, as well as with extracts of melissa, mint and aloe vera. All vegetable ingredients come from controlled organic farming. Lakshmi lipsticks: your lips are going to say “yes”.
| Lakshmi Lippenstick No. 604, Ruby Coloured (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 601, Coral Red (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 602, Raspberry (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 603, Terracotta (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 605, Apricot (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 606, White-Pink (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 607, Dusky Pink (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 608, Blackberry (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 609, Lilac (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 611, Nude (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 612, Plum (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 613, Rosé (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 614, Cognac (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 615, Fuchsia (1 St) |
| Lakshmi Lipstick No. 616, Golden Rose (1 St) |
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Lakshmi perfume
The incomparable scent of a natural perfume does not only show in a very sustainable way taste and individual style, but also underlines an individual philosophy of life. Perfumes are mixtures, consisting of essential oils, water and alcohol. While conventional perfume makers have no problem using synthetic and animal substances in their essential oils, producers of natural perfume do only use vegetable substances. Perfume contains compared to Eau de Toilette the highest concentration of these fragrant plant oils. In contrast to conventional perfumes their flavour can not be standardised. Depending on the number of sunny days during grow period and the conditions during harvest, the scents will vary form year to year. Natural fragrances do not just cover the body odour, but merge with it to build a new and unique scent sensation. Essential oils, essences of flowers and spirit of wine are the base ingredients of Lakshmi natural perfumes. Lakshmi perfumes do not contain artificial preservatives, colorants, flavour enhancers or animal substances. During development and production, quality has the highest priority. The percentage of raw materials coming from controlled organic farming, collection in the wild and Demeter-grow reaches 91 to 97% in Lakshmi perfumes. The lively scent of Lakshmi perfumes is achieved by a combination of a sufficiently heavy base note with diverse and selected flower oils. Particularly these precious oils make Lakshmi perfumes to what they are: true luxury products.
The rather feminine fragrance of the perfumes Rose, Sita and Lyra is made of finest rose essences, coming from most diverse producing regions of the world, sandal wood and jasmine flowers. The creations Achilles, Baga and Dhuup wrap with scents from musk seed, incense, myrrh, and bergamot. Worn by a woman, these compositions develop a feminine fragrance, on male skin a masculine scent builds up.
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Lakshmi perfume Mini-Flacon
Industrial perfume makers achieve fragrance effects by combining single, artificial flavour blocks. Those are nearly chemically pure and easy to combine due to their autonomy. In contrast, a single vegetable essential oil consists of more than hundred non-separable fragrances. The composition of a natural perfume is therefore more difficult and time consuming. Also the mixture challenges the creativity of its maker. One using artificial fragrances has the choice between nearly 5,000 scents, while mother nature supplies only a few hundred vegetable essences. Flowers are expression of the lively forces of pure nature and a perfect basis for the cooperation of man and woman. All fragrances of Lakshmi perfumes come separate in 2.5ml mini sprays for testing. Furthermore, the six fragrance compositions Lyra, Rose, Achilles, Sita, Dhuup and Baga are offered as Lakshmi gift set. It contains three Lakshmi Eau de Toilettes and three Lakshmi Eau de Perfumes in 2.5ml mini sprays trial size. So one can apply the perfect fragrance for any occasion.
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum Dhuup, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum Lyra, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum Masala, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum pour Femme, Probiergröße (1 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum pour Homme, Probiergröße (1 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Parfum Sita, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Toilette Achilles, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Toilette Baga, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Eau de Toilette Rose, Sample size (2,5 ml) |
| Lakshmi Gift Set "In the Realm of the Senses" (1x6 St) |
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