Aveda Invati Range
Through their quest for the highest quality certified organic turmeric and their work with Nisarga, they learned that the Umbari villagers did not have access to clean water year-round. During the sweltering summer months the women of the village had to spend up to eight hours per day travelling to distant locales to collect drinking water, often finding once they arrived at the water source that it was contaminated and unfit for consumption. Aveda joined forces with their Earth Month partner Global Greengrants Fund, a non-profit that channels high-impact grants to grassroots groups working to solve environmental problems, to supply a grant to AWARD (Action for Women and Rural Development) to improve the community’s local water system. Now, the 800 Umbari villagers have easy access to clean water all the time, and the women do not need to trek to distant places during the summer to collect it. Instead they now spend their time with their families and developing Kitchen Gardens to better nourish the community. In addition, Umbari now operates a seed bank program where families can sell and exchange seeds for other goods and services so the entire village can benefit from it. Invati™, Sanskrit for invigorate, is a system of 97% naturally-derived products that reduce hair loss by 33% to help you keep the hair you have longer. Densiplex™ – an invigorating blend of Ayurvedic herbs, including certified organic turmeric is powered by the wisdom of Ayurveda. The Aveda invati™ solutions for thinning hair line-up includes:- Aveda invati Exfoliating Shampoo (Price: RM 112 / 200ml): removes build-up that can clog pores and renews the scalp with wintergreen-derived salicylic acid.
- Aveda invati Thickening Conditioner (Price: RM 112/ 200ml): with soy protein and naturally derived amino acids mimics hair’s building blocks to help weightlessly thicken hair from within.
- Aveda invati Scalp Revitalizer (Price: RM 260 / 150ml): with ginseng and certified organic turmeric, helps you keep the hair you have longer.
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So you have a rosemary plant to take home? 🙂
Yeap! But apparently it’s not easy to take care of it… died liao T_T