MUMBAI: Talk about coming clean… Himalaya Wellness is washing away more than just pimples.
Ahead of pimple acne positivity day, the brand unveiled its first-ever ‘world of neem’ at Taj Lands End, Mumbai, blending skincare science, celebrity voices and real-skin stories to change how young Indians see their skin.
With 20 crore teenagers and young adults in India battling pimples, the brand’s mission was clear: fight the stigma, not the skin. The immersive event brought together dermatologists, influencers and celebrities, showing that skincare can be simple, effective and stigma-free.
On stage, Dr Rashmi Shetty, leading dermatologist, busted myths and highlighted Neem’s natural antibacterial power. Actor Nitanshi Goel struck a chord with her personal take: “Real skin is beautiful. We don’t need to hide behind filters or shame.”
The event also spotlighted the evolution of Himalaya’s iconic neem face wash, now upgraded with a unique 5-part neem formulation that helps “skip the pimple episodes.” It’s the latest step in Himalaya’s 25-year journey as India’s most trusted face wash brand.
“Himalaya has always stood for care that’s gentle, effective and rooted in nature,” said Himalaya Wellness, business director, Rajesh Krishnamurthy. “This new formulation continues that legacy, empowering young people to embrace their skin with confidence.”
Alongside the launch, Himalaya kicked off a nationwide school programme reaching over five lakh students, championing acne positivity and holistic skincare habits.

