Neem
Azadirachta indica
A cornerstone of Indian home care, known for its purifying, calming properties.
Bringing
herbal care
back home
Through the years
2016: A recipe book at home
It starts in a family kitchen, with a handwritten book of remedies passed down through three generations: neem for clear skin, hibiscus for hair, turmeric for almost everything. Friends keep asking for jars of our hair oil. Placeholder copy.
2018: Our first soap batch
Our first neem and turmeric bars are cut by hand, cured on wooden racks and wrapped in paper. Each batch makes a few hundred bars, and they sell out at local markets within weeks. Placeholder copy.
2020: Hair care joins the shelf
Slow-infused hair oils and herbal washes come next, built on the rule we still follow: only ingredients we would use on our own family. Placeholder copy.
2022: Gentle care for little ones
Parents ask for something mild enough for babies, so we spend a year testing a baby range made with fewer, softer ingredients. Placeholder copy.
Today: 25 products, one family
From face and hair to oral and home care, blipa now makes 25 products, still in small batches, still with the herbs Indian homes already trust. Placeholder copy.
Our journey in numbers
25
products for the whole family
8
care ranges, from face to home
6
hero herbs at the heart of our recipes
1
family kitchen where it all began
Herbs you can name
Six plants Indian families have trusted for generations sit at the heart of our range. Here's what each one does, and where you'll find it.
Shop all productsTurmeric
Curcuma longa
Used for generations to brighten skin and even out its tone.
Manjistha
Rubia cordifolia
A traditional herb for clearer, calmer-looking skin.
Found in
Rosemary
Salvia rosmarinus
Loved in hair oils for stronger-looking roots and a healthy scalp.
Found in
Hibiscus
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
A gentle flower that leaves hair soft and full of shine.
Found in
Rose
Rosa damascena
Soothing and lightly fragrant, for soft skin and lips.
