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The heart of Titru
At the heart of Titru lies our process. Each oil is slow-infused over four days and lab-tested for potency — a method with roots in Kannauj's 2,000-year tradition of essential oil making, refined for consistency batch to batch.
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Frequently asked questions
Honest answers about our ingredients, our process and small-batch making.
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Most brands blend herbs into a base and call it done. We slow-infuse whole raw botanicals over four days, so the actives actually end up in the oil. Every formula is made in small batches in an AYUSH-licensed facility, and every ingredient is listed in grams on the label.
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Small-batch production means every bottle is made fresh, without the bulk preservatives and shelf stabilisers that mass-manufactured products depend on. You receive a product at its most potent, not its most shelf-stable.
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Our formulas are nature-derived: no mineral oil, no synthetic fragrance, no synthetic fillers, no label padding. We avoid the phrase “chemical-free” because water is a chemical — we would rather tell you exactly what is and is not in the bottle.
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Many brands use standardised extracts — a processed version of the original herb. Titru uses whole raw botanicals, preserving the full spectrum of active compounds that standardised extracts strip out. The difference is potency you can feel, not just read about.
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Because we publish what most brands do not. Every product lists its ingredients in grams, not vague percentages. Our formulas are made in an AYUSH-licensed facility, and Titru Scalp Oil is dermatologically tested. Credentials, not adjectives.
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Titru is a luxury oils brand. The formulation, testing and quality standards are modern and lab-verified — every product is made in an AYUSH-licensed facility, dermatologically tested, and lists its ingredients in grams, not percentages. Ayurveda shows up in the sourcing and the four-day slow-infusion method we still use from Kannauj, not as a philosophy we're asking you to adopt. Judge us by the oil in the bottle.