6 Best Local Skincare Brands in Singapore (2026): Homegrown Labels, Prices and Current Offers

6 Best Local Skincare Brands in Singapore (2026): Homegrown Labels, Prices and Current Offers

Six homegrown skincare labels worth your shelf space, from Allies of Skin’s peptide serums to Sigi Skin’s sensitive-skin range, a doctor-founded barrier line, a dermatologist’s acne kits and vegan lip care from $12.90. Prices and offers were checked on each brand’s own store on 24 October 2026.

Homegrown skincare has grown up: these labels are built for our heat and humidity, and most sell straight from their own sites.

> Quick view: best all-rounder is Allies of Skin (serums $130-$270); sensitive skin should start with Sigi Skin or Bareness; the cheapest way in is Handmade Heroes from $12.90. Catch: most offers here are spend thresholds, so build one order rather than three.

How to choose

  • Start with your skin type, not the brand. Reactive skin: Sigi Skin or Bareness. Breakouts: Dr.TWL or RE:ERTH. Firmness and fine lines: Allies of Skin.
  • Try small before you commit. Allies sells deluxe sizes from $18, and Handmade Heroes and DORS let you test before buying.
  • Bundle to clear the threshold. Free shipping kicks in at S$38 (RE:ERTH), $80 (Bareness, Handmade Heroes) and $100 (Allies), and the gifts start at $100-$165. One combined order usually beats several small ones.
  • Introduce one active at a time. Retinal, retinaldehyde and vitamin C serums work best when you add them one at a time, two weeks apart, with sunscreen every morning.

How we checked

Every price on this page was read from the brand’s own online store on 24 October 2026: product prices and markdowns from each store’s catalogue, and offers from its homepage banners. Sigi Skin’s Golden Draw dates and prizes come from its campaign banner, Handmade Heroes’ stockists from its stockist page, and founder details from ELLE Singapore’s 2026 guide to local beauty brands and the brands’ own pages. Skin Inc was left out because its site could not be checked.

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5 Homegrown Wellness Brands Redefining The Industry | Health and Fitness News

5 Homegrown Wellness Brands Redefining The Industry | Health and Fitness News

Last Updated:November 13, 2025, 13:57 IST

Discover five Indian wellness brands transforming the industry through holistic philosophies, traditional wisdom, modern science, and innovative digital-first approaches

From reviving heritage practices to creating digital-first health ecosystems, they are reshaping the industry and placing India firmly on the global wellness map.

India’s wellness landscape is undergoing a dynamic transformation, driven by a new generation of homegrown founders who are blending traditional wisdom with modern science. These entrepreneurs are redefining what holistic living looks like today, championing clean ingredients, real results, transparent processes, and a deeper connection with personal wellbeing. From reviving heritage practices to creating digital-first health ecosystems, they are reshaping the industry and placing India firmly on the global wellness map.

Nei Native by Nitya Ganapathy

At Nei Native, the A2 Desi Bilona Ghee is more than a superfood, it is the heart of the brand. Made using the traditional Bilona method, it carries the nutty aroma, rich texture, and purity reminiscent of home. What began with ghee has now grown into a thoughtful range of superfoods, condiments, and skincare, where ghee becomes the hero ingredient nourishing the skin the same way it nourishes the body, and making everyday wellness more natural, holistic, and rooted in tradition.

After 23 years in Mumbai’s media industry, Nitya Ganapathy took a leap of faith in 2021, inspired by her ancestral recipe and the fading art of Bilona ghee-making. What started as a homegrown idea now produces more than 2,500 jars a month, celebrating heritage, craft, and conscious living. Nei Native is Nitya’s tribute to culture and care, bringing the warmth of home and the wisdom of tradition to modern lifestyles.

Cosmix by Vibha Harish

Vibha Harish, co-founder of the Bengaluru-based wellness brand Cosmix, launched her venture in 2019 after recognizing the quick-fix culture dominating the wellness space. Inspired by her mother’s homeopathy background and her own research in plant-based nutrition, she and her husband Soorya Jagadish built Cosmix to offer clean, transparent, root-cause-focused supplements made from superfoods and adaptogens.

Cosmix promotes holistic health with blends supporting digestion, immunity, hormones, sleep, and skin, while consciously rejecting marketing that fuels insecurity. From an online startup, the brand has grown into a key player in India’s wellness market, earning Vibha a spot on the Forbes Asia 30 Under 30 list and attracting investment offers on Shark Tank India.

Kapiva by Ameve Sharma & Shrey Badhani

Kapiva was founded in 2016 by Ameve Sharma and Shrey Badhani with the goal of modernizing Ayurveda and making it relevant to contemporary lifestyles. As part of the third generation of the renowned Baidyanath Ayurvedic family, Ameve sought to bridge ancient wisdom with modern wellness needs. Partnering with Shrey, a former Bain & Company consultant, he created a brand offering authentic, science-backed Ayurvedic nutrition in convenient formats.

The founders initially experimented with Ayurvedic clinics but soon saw greater potential in functional foods and beverages such as herbal juices, cold-pressed oils, pure honey, and A2 ghee made from responsibly sourced ingredients. Kapiva’s philosophy, “Everyday Ayurveda,” encourages people to balance their health naturally without complex routines. Combining traditional formulations with modern production standards, the brand ensures purity and efficacy for instance, processing aloe vera within hours of harvest to retain nutrients.

With its direct-to-consumer and omnichannel strategy, Kapiva has become one of India’s leading modern Ayurveda brands, earning both consumer trust and strong investor support.

Be Bodywise by Revant Bhate & Dhyanesh Shah

Mosaic Wellness, founded in early 2020 by Revant Bhate and Dhyanesh Shah, began with the vision of delivering consumer-first, digital-first wellness solutions for modern India. The company focuses on often-overlooked aspects of personal health, including hormonal balance, skin and hair wellness, and intimate care.

Be Bodywise, one of its flagship ventures launched in May 2021 is dedicated exclusively to women’s wellness. The brand integrates tele-consultations, educational content, community support, and clinically tested products to address concerns such as PCOS, hair loss, acne, and menstrual health. Be Bodywise was created to move beyond superficial fixes, offering root-cause-driven, holistic solutions.

By combining digital health guidance with science-backed formulations, the founders have built a platform that empowers women to take charge of their wellbeing in an informed, inclusive, and sustainable way.

Traya by Saloni Anand

Saloni Anand, co-founder of Traya Health, launched the brand in 2019 with her husband, Altaf Saiyed, after personally experiencing hair loss and realizing how limited existing cosmetic solutions were. Their journey led them to uncover deeper root-cause factors behind hair fall—including lifestyle, hormonal, and nutritional imbalances.

With Saloni’s background in engineering and business and Altaf’s startup experience, the duo created Traya as a platform that blends Ayurveda, dermatology, and nutrition to offer holistic, science-backed hair treatments. After extensive research and trials, Traya officially launched in 2020 with the mission to change how people approach hair health in India.

Traya treats hair fall as a health condition rather than a surface-level issue. Its personalized, digital-first model begins with an online hair and health diagnostic test to identify underlying causes. Treatment plans include customized kits combining Ayurvedic herbs, dermatological formulations, and nutritional supplements tailored to the individual.

Since inception, Traya has served over a million customers, built a loyal community, and attracted strong investor interest including a ₹75 crore funding round from Xponentia Capital in 2024. With its root-cause-driven philosophy, Traya continues to redefine India’s hair and wellness industry.

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