Hibiscus Face Gel-The Flower of Eternal Youth for Oily, Acne & combination skin

The Story of Hibiscus – "The Flower of Eternal Youth"
Once upon a time, in the Gupta Empire during the golden age of Ayurveda (circa 320–550 CE), beauty was not just seen as skin-deep but as a divine expression of health, harmony, and grace. In the flourishing city of Ujjain, known for its medicinal gardens and Vedic scholars, there lived a radiant queen named Rajkumari Mrinalini.
Renowned for her luminous skin and ageless beauty, Mrinalini was a student of Ayurveda herself. She often wandered into the palace gardens at dawn, where red hibiscus flowers, kissed by the morning dew, would bloom like rubies under the sun. Guided by her royal vaidyas (physicians), she crushed these petals into pastes, blending them with aloe vera and aromatic oils to create a gel-like potion she called Kamalya Rasāyana—meaning “Elixir of the Lotus Bloom.”
Mrinalini believed the hibiscus flower held the energy of the sun and the softness of the moon. Applied every evening before prayers, the hibiscus gel tightened her skin, softened blemishes, and imparted an ethereal glow that became the talk of kingdoms far and wide.
Even foreign travelers like the Chinese monk Faxian wrote of her glow, likening her skin to “moonlight upon the river.”