Great — here’s a concise, curated list of reputable natural / clean Indian skincare brands and standout products (covering luxury to budget) plus quick buying tips so you can pick what’s best for your skin.

Top natural/clean Indian brands + standout products

• Forest Essentials — luxury Ayurvedic range. Standouts: Soundarya Radiance Day Cream (24K gold) and their facial ubtans / serums. (good for dry/mature skin; luxury price). (nykaa.com)
• Kama Ayurveda — traditional Ayurvedic formulations. Standouts: Kumkumadi (revitalizing/kumkumadi tailam) and rosewater toners; great for brightening and ritual skincare. (nykaa.com)
• Juicy Chemistry — certified organic, cold‑pressed oils and plant‑based serums (ECOCERT / COSMOS certified). Standouts: organic facial oils (saffron/raspberry blends), carrier oils (argan, rosehip). (good for natural oil/emollient routines). (certificat.ecocert.com, amazon.in)
• SoulTree — Ayurvedic + certified organic ranges (offers COSMOS/BDIH‑style certified products). Standouts: Kumkumadi and other certified ayurvedic facial oils/creams. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
• The Moms Co. — “clean”/toxin‑free, dermatologist‑tested personal care. Standouts: Vitamin C serums / hydrating serums (budget‑friendly, well‑rated). (themomsco.com)

Other reliable, widely available options (good to browse)

• Khadi Natural — handmade herbal/ubtan products (budget).
• Biotique — ayurvedic, mass‑market herbal options (very affordable).
• Plum, Mamaearth, Just Herbs — clean / natural‑lean lines with good availability and specific targeted products (hydration, vitamin C, sunscreen, etc.).

Product picks by concern (examples)

• Dry or mature skin: Forest Essentials Soundarya cream; Kama Kumkumadi oil/serum. (nykaa.com)
• Dullness / pigmentation: Kama Kumkumadi serum; Juicy Chemistry saffron/raspberry oil; vitamin C serums from The Moms Co. (nykaa.com, amazon.in, themomsco.com)
• Oily / acne‑prone: lightweight gel cleansers and non‑comedogenic serums (look for brands’ oil‑free ranges or specific “for oily skin” products).
• Budget everyday routine: Biotique / Khadi / Plum for cleansers, gels, and face packs.

How to choose safely (quick rules)

• Read the ingredient list — “natural” or “ayurvedic” on the label doesn’t guarantee suitability. Look for the active you need (niacinamide, vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, retinol alternatives like bakuchiol).
• Prefer certified products when authenticity matters (ECOCERT / COSMOS / BDIH / USDA organic are meaningful). Juicy Chemistry and some SoulTree ranges carry such certifications. (certificat.ecocert.com, timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
• Avoid fragrance if you have sensitive skin — many natural products still add essential oils or perfume.
• Natural products can spoil — check manufacturing/expiry dates, and follow storage instructions.
• Patch test any new product for 48 hours on inner forearm. If you have active acne, rosacea, or serious skin concerns, consult a dermatologist before switching routines.

Where to buy

• Official brand sites, large retailers like Nykaa/Amazon (look for verified seller and genuine‑product guarantees), or authorized offline stores. (Use Nykaa listings and brand sites to check reviews and sizes). (nykaa.com)

If you want, I can:

• Recommend a 3‑step natural routine (cleanser + serum/oil + moisturizer/SPF) tailored to your skin type and budget, or
• Pull a short shopping list (3–5 specific products) for dry, oily, or sensitive skin with current price ranges.

Which would you prefer?