"Women are the most beautiful when they feel like themselves," says designer Lan Jaenicke. "It's not about a label, it's not about a look, it's not about a trend, it's about confidence and being comfortable."

Allow us to indulge you on a virtual trip to India, Sandalwood's native country, to learn more about the ancient history of this tree and its power-packed oil that boasts unparalleled skin and wellness benefits.

Candice Forness believes in the direct connection between health and beauty. Her coveted Ayurvedic Facial Massage is an incredible holistic treatment that can "make people younger while they nap," incorporating massage and energy work to honor one's skin, spirit, and overall wellbeing. 

Dreaded sunburns are like reminders of how vulnerable and exposed our skin is. The scarlet color, the discomfort, and the blisters are all cries for hydrating, anti-inflammatory, healing care—which is what these five totally natural remedies offer, along with the needed instant relief.

LaToyia Mays, a certified herbalist and founder of The Laya Center, says Abhyanga massage leaves you feeling invigorated and relaxed—and it aids in better digestion, detoxification, glowing skin, and increased stamina. 

Yoga is a powerful tool for radiant skin. While being an incredible form of exercise that boosts physical, mental, and spiritual health, the ancient practice can also help increase circulation and reduce inflammation, which both support the skin's health.

Aromatherapy—the therapeutic use of essential oils inhaled or absorbed through the skin—is extensively practiced throughout the world today. 

A round bright green fruit with glossy skin, Amla—also known as Indian Gooseberry—is an incredibly effective and nutrient-dense botanical that's been used in Ayurveda for centuries. 

Want glossier, bouncier, shinier hair? Look to these six natural home remedies below and your tresses will be reflecting more light this summer—and year round.

Nature is made up of five primal elements—space, air, fire, water, and earth. These natural elements combine in different ways to make up the three doshas in Ayurveda: Vatta, Pitta, and Kapha. 

At UMA, our Ayurvedic formulas date back five generations. We feel this makes the practice of using our oils more than a moment of self-care—it's a practice steeped in history and rooted in the first principles of Ayurveda.

Orange blossoms produce an exquisite oil called neroli, which has sweet, earthy, floral aroma and is rich in regenerative elements that are incredible for skin.