Hemas FMCG Managing Director Sabrina Esufally speaking at a panel discussion at the official launch of Prasara 
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Hemas Manufacturing recently made a new addition to its personal care portfolio by adding an ayurveda product range under the banner ‘Prasara’.

Prasara contains 100 percent natural hela osu extract based on an age-old ayurveda recipe that fuels the range to deliver wellness benefits sought by today’s modern family. 

The Prasara product range consists of soap, toothpaste, face cream, face wash, and an ayurvedic tonic- all of which are manufactured with local herbs and traditional recipes passed down from one generation to the next. Endorsed by ayurvedic experts, Prasara is a total ayurvedic personal care range that assures optimal health and well-being of consumers, Hemas said.

Addressing the recently held launch event, Hemas FMCG Managing Director Sabrina Esufally shared that the objective of the Prasara range is to make available auurveda personal products that are affordable to the average Sri Lankan family. The brand essentially aims to enrich the lives of Sri Lankans with a focus on health and well-being. 

Among the most unique products of the brand, the Prasara concoction or thailaya is manufactured using rare Sri Lankan herbs which helps restore the natural balance of the body and is suited for the whole family including children above 12 years.

The Prasara soap is with herbal ingredients offers a purified and nourished skin while the brightening face cream results in visibly bright and clear skin. 

The purifying face wash gifts visibly cleansed, clear and bright skin to boost confidence. Offering total oral care protection is the new Prasara toothpaste infused with herbal ingredients. 

The ingestible body purifying tonic is a natural immunity booster that also helps to regain healthy skin, hair, and nails, keeping them nourished.  

All Prasara products are registered at the Ayurvedic Department and are tested to be safe on the skin, and will soon be available at leading supermarket chains, large groceries, pharmacies, and ayurveda shops.