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Our products are rooted in ayurvedic medicine and applied to our modern life. As such, we look at our products through the lens of health and wellness. We’re not a beauty brand. We’re a health and wellness brand that looks at health and wellness holistically from skincare to body and mind care based on the principle that everything is connected. We call it connected wellnessTM .
Our daily rhythm calls for 3 types of main actions to keep us going throughout the day:
- To energize or get more of something, such as digestion, vitality, or energy.
- To sustain or keep balance throughout the day, such as skin freshness or glow.
- To wind down or relax into something, such as stress relief or sleep.
The MY24/7 packaging reflects the daily rhythm.
All MY24/7 by Red Pantz products come in red, mint green, or pink-colored packaging.
Red = BOOST: Grab the boost your need for stronger vitality, energy, and digestion.
- Several teas and mind care products belong here.
- The MY24/7 Eyes and smiles guduchi youth serum falls here too as it has a special action to help boost skin hydration and barrier in addition to sustaining skin balance.
Mint green = CLEAN: Sustain and balance your skin and body with healthy (clean) habits, clean beauty all day.
- Most of skin care falls in this category because these products are designed for the continuous protection and restorationof skin balance over a 24-hours cycle.
Pink = CHILL: Get the chill time you crave, soothe your senses, and sleep better.
- Several teas and the Calm oil belong here.
- The MY24/7 Eye butter is also included in this category because it has a special action to help soothe tired eyes in addition to sustaining and balancing the skin.
We avoid making medical claims.
Even though people have reported improvements in their various health and skin conditions, we stay away from making medical claims and claims that imply 100% guarantee.
- For example, we don’t claim that the BARE face, lip, and body butter will heal eczema. We avoid statements like “treat a health condition”, “heal/cure a health condition”, “our products are used to diagnose a health condition”, or “our products prevent the development of diabetes”. Statements like these are considered medical claims.
Instead, we soften the language by adding words like “help”, “aid” and “support”; and refer to personal experiences, or experiences reported and documented by peer-reviewed research or testimonials.
- For example, we say “the BARE face, lip, and body butter can help manage skin conditions but everybody reacts differently. I personally use it on my eczema-prone skin.” Or, the “Eyes and smiles guduchi youth serum helps support the skin barrier.”
In addition, we err on the side of caution when it comes to herbs, especially the ones you ingest. While the herbs we use are considered safe for the general public, you never know what health conditions or medications a person may be taking, or what they may be allergic to. This is actually true for all herbs—even the ones your get at regular grocery stores or coffee shops.
But since we’re ultra conservative, our tea packaging, for example, includes a “Cautions” section encouraging consumers to consult their doctor before using herbal products. Even popular herbs may not be recommended (or are acceptable only in very small quantities) in certain health conditions.
- For example, saw palmetto, aloe vera, hibiscus, passion flower, rhubarb, echinacea, or tulsi (holy basil) are generally not recommended for internal consumption during pregnancy; while raspberry leaves, cinnamon, fennel, oregano, or rosemary may be used in small quantity. These herbs are widely available at grocery stores, coffee shops, and tea houses, and the vast majority of people are not aware of how to use them given their specific situation.
Learn more:
- Popular herbs to avoid or limit during pregnancy
- Our packaging beyond the colors: