Herbal Skincare Products - Rewa Revive

Job ID: 39671113

Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR

Technical Business Profile – Rewa Revive
Attribute Details
Business Name Rewa Revive
Owner Ira Rewa
Date of Birth (Owner) 3 February 1986
Location Rewa, Madhya Pradesh
Primary Products Herbal soaps, Mahua oil blends, Ayurvedic skincare salves
Production Methods Cold-process soap making, slow infusion of herbs, traditional Ayurvedic oil extraction
Sourcing Model Tribal forest collectors (Mahua & herbs), women-led village cooperatives, local Ayurvedic farmers
Cultural Roots Vindhya tribal healing, rural Madhya Pradesh wellness rituals, forest-based Ayurveda
Processing Style Small-batch, hand-poured, essential-oil based, sun-dried and naturally cured
Distribution Model Online wellness store, eco boutiques, Ayurvedic retreats supply
Inventory Model Batch-wise soap curing (4–6 weeks), seasonal availability of oils and herbs
Digital Presence Portify.in – listed under Indian Herbal & Wellness Essentials
Payment Integrations - Razorpay (Cards, UPI, Bank Transfer)
- Paytm Wallet
- PhonePe QR
Target Users Natural skincare enthusiasts, Ayurvedic wellness seekers, herbal boutique buyers
Sustainability Practices Zero plastic, recyclable paper wrap, Mahua seed composting, organic-certified herb sources
Scalability Model Ayurvedic facial kits, spa & resort collaborations, travel-sized skin packs
Fulfillment Logistics Wrapped in handmade paper with hemp string, cushioned eco-boxes with herbal sachets as filler

Technical Operations Description – Rewa Revive
Rewa Revive, founded by Ira Rewa, is a nature-rooted skincare brand that draws its ethos from the forest-rich Vindhya region of Madhya Pradesh. The enterprise uses Mahua oil, Tulsi, Neem, and other native botanicals in its handcrafted soaps and skin salves, embracing the healing traditions of local tribal and Ayurvedic systems.

Key Products:

Mahua & Neem Soap Bars (anti-bacterial and cooling)

Tulsi-Rose Facial Balm (gentle skin soother for humid regions)

Wild Turmeric Body Polish (made with forest turmeric and jaggery)

Mahua Hair & Scalp Oil (nourishing oil with Brahmi and Bhringraj)

Sandalwood Clay Face Masks (Vindhya forest clay and sandal extract)

Sourcing & Production:

Mahua oil is cold-extracted by tribal collectors, particularly Baiga and Gond women.

Herbs like Tulsi, Brahmi, and Amla are grown by Ayurvedic farms near Amarkantak.

Soaps are made using the cold-process method, cured over 4 weeks under shaded sunlight.

Natural colors and scents are derived from botanical infusions and essential oils, no synthetics used.

Packaging & Fulfillment:

Each bar or balm is wrapped in handmade seed paper, labeled with plant-based ink.

Fulfillment boxes are biodegradable, filled with dried flower sachets or forest leaf mulch.

Products include ritual cards explaining the cultural and medicinal roots of each formula.

Target Segments:

Eco-conscious urban buyers looking for ethical alternatives to commercial skincare.

Ayurvedic clinics, naturopaths, and spa centers sourcing regionally unique skin solutions.

Forest wellness and ethnobotany-focused retailers in India and abroad.