Authors: Priya Saxsena, Akansha Pathak, Dr. B.R. Goel
Abstract: Sara is a one-of-a-kind notion revealed in Ayurveda. It is a fundamental or exceptional component of Dhatu (tissues). Sara Parikshana (Examination) is critical for ruling out Dhatu's Bala (strength). The skin is the body's biggest organ. As a result, skin care can have a direct impact on our general health. Skin serves as a protective shield and is the most sensitive to environmental factors. It is influenced by many elements than we may realise. As a result, skin care is essential.Rasasara is defined as a Twakasara by Dalhanacharya since the activities of the Rasa Dhatu are best carried out through Skin. Twakasara's physical characteristics are entirely focused with skin on body hair. Physical beauty makes such a strong first impact on the mind that we may go well beyond appearances and begin making assumptions about a person's prosperity, position, parenting, and intellect, even if these beliefs turn out to be false.To grasp the strength or weakness of our appearance, we must recognise the power of first impressions, i.e. Twakasarata. It has an impact on how we see and treat people. It takes a lot to modify our opinion of someone once we've formed one. We would be able to preserve the skin's health by using skin knowledge and Twakasarata.
Keywords: Twakasara- Characteristics, First Impression, Dalhanacharya
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