In ancient times, Oudh powder is known to be sprinkled on clothes and skin as an insect repellent and for fragrance. In Ayurveda, Oudh is called ‘Tvachy’ for its excellent detoxification property on skin. Components such as agarol and agarospiral present in the essential oil of Oudh have more extended adhesion capacity to the surface and exhibit irresistible fragrance, which in turn illuminates your mind and makes you feel fresh and active all day long. The β-Caryophyllenes present in Oudh has strong anti-oxidant capacity that protects your skin from oxidative damage and invigorates your skin health. The agarofurans and sesquiterpenes present in Oudh show potent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that helps combat acne and skin infections. In ancient time, Oudh powder is known to be sprinkled on clothes and skin as an insect repellent and for fragrance. In Ayurveda, Oudh is called ‘Tvachy’ for its excellent detoxification property on skin.