Our Story
Raised on ancient wisdom. United by love. Built for your skin.
Jaspreet's Story
I never really thought about my skin.
Growing up with sensitive skin, I just found what didn't irritate me and stuck with it. That was the extent of my skincare routine: damage control. I didn't research ingredients, I didn't think about what I was putting on my body. It worked, so I moved on.
Then I had my son, Ace.
The postpartum period cracked me open in ways I wasn't prepared for. My body had just done something extraordinary, and I realized I had never truly honored it. Not really. In the fog of new motherhood, I started paying attention differently. I learned that skin isn't just a surface. It absorbs, it protects, it communicates. And for years, I had just been settling.
I started researching. I got a little obsessed, honestly. I kept coming back to two traditions in particular: Ayurveda, which I grew up around, with its deep reverence for the body and nature's intelligence, and Korean skincare, which I fell in love with for its obsession with barrier science and ritual. The more I read, the more I realized they were saying the same things, just in different languages. Work with your skin. Be consistent. Use what the earth actually gives you.
That became K-Yogi. I found something that genuinely changed how I felt in my own skin, and I didn't want anyone else to spend years just settling when there was so much better out there.
— Jaspreet
Sahil's Story
I was sixteen when it started. The kind of acne that doesn't just affect your skin. It affects how you walk into a room, how you make eye contact, how you feel in your own body. I scratched. I picked. I made it worse. And when it finally cleared, it left behind scars I didn't expect to carry this long.
I never stopped being self-conscious about them. The sun damage that built up quietly over the years. The feeling that my skin was telling a story I didn't choose. Now I'm choosing a different one.
Every product we built, every ingredient we chose, I was thinking about sixteen-year-old me. The kid who just wanted to feel comfortable in his own skin. This is my mission to reverse the damage, rebuild what was lost, and finally get there.
— Sahil