Traditional Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese Medicine
A legacy spanning thousands of years in the knowledge of aromatic and botanical oils, and in understanding the body's inner balance.
The research behind SHAMMAS formulas spanned several years and studied 120 texts from ancient medical literature. This reference is not a marketing headline — it is the knowledge base on which all four balms were formulated.
Traditional Chinese Medicine
A legacy spanning thousands of years in the knowledge of aromatic and botanical oils, and in understanding the body's inner balance.
Classical Arabic Medicine
The reference of Avicenna's Canon of Medicine and al-Razi's al-Hawi in preparing oils and selecting herbs.
Greek-Hellenistic Medicine
The legacy of Galen and Hippocrates in understanding the body's balance, and the foundations of the scientific school of topical care.
Ancient Egyptian Medicine
The wisdom of the Nile Valley in extracting oils, as recorded in the Ebers Papyrus thousands of years ago.
From manuscript to jar
Studying 120 texts from the four civilisations.
Natural oils from certified suppliers, with every batch checked for purity.
Four waxy formulas, each for one area of the body.
Every production batch tested against the approved specifications.
Jars that protect the oils from oxidation, with clear label information.
Our values
Five principles guide every decision, from choosing an oil to writing a label.
A genuine knowledge base from the heritage of four civilisations, with no claims beyond what the formula does.
An exclusive waxy texture and selected oils, with strict quality standards at every stage.
Full disclosure of the product's nature as an external cosmetic, without exaggeration.
Renewable natural sources, and packaging designed to reduce our environmental footprint.
Respecting the limits of what a cosmetic offers, and our customers' intelligence with accurate, balanced information.
Where we serve
A high regard for heritage care and natural cosmetics.
Growing interest in botanical cosmetics in China, Japan and Korea.
Demand for natural products, with few area-specific formulations.
A segment seeking exclusive, distinctive botanical products.