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Our Story

Caveman Redux is the brainchild of two wellness enthusiasts: a law student and a chemical engineering student. United by a passion for holistic wellness, their journey began with a small-scale manufacturing project focused on herbal bath bombs in 2019. It was during this venture that they noticed a significant gap in truly all-natural wellness products in Sri Lanka. Inspired to make a difference, they transformed this insight into a brand focused on preserving and modernizing ancient wellness traditions.
The journey started during the challenging days of the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when health and well-being became a global priority. Thanks to a community of like-minded wellness enthusiasts, well-wishers, and benefactors, Caveman Redux quickly grew beyond its roots. With a commitment to studying traditional wellness practices of Sri Lanka and beyond, our founders and colleagues have dedicated themselves to a lifelong pursuit: Reviving and bringing back, or to “Redux”; ancient wisdom, the “Caveman”; to create accessible, nature-inspired wellness products.
Today, Caveman Redux continues to innovate, bringing the benefits of time-honored traditions into the hands of those seeking a balanced, healthful lifestyle.

Our Vision

To preserve and promote the ancient wellness practices of Sri Lanka while enriching them with global insights, making holistic health benefits accessible to people worldwide. 

Our Mission

Caveman Redux is committed to curating high-quality herbal remedies and knowledge inspired by Sri Lanka’s diverse flora and rich traditions. By studying wellness practices from around the world, we incorporate valuable global insights into our products, bridging ancient wisdom with modern needs to foster a balanced and health-focused lifestyle. Happy hunting!

When you go on camping trips you're stuck right out in nature
Foraging the forests like a primate
Using sharpened tools instead of hotplates
Your thumb and forefinger supposed to show you're not a wild beast
You can hear their noises at night time
They don't have to keep a certain bedtime
See in the shapes of my body
Leftover parts from apes and monkeys
Sometimes when I lie awake I hear the rainfall on my tent fly
I think of all the insects that are sleeping
And wonder if the animals are dreaming
See in the shapes of my body
Leftover parts from apes and monkeys
In the days of the caveman and mammoths and glaciers
Bugs and trees were your food then; no pajamas or doctors
And when I finally get to sleep, I dream in technicolor
I see creatures come back from the Ice Age
Alive and being fed inside a zoo cage
See in the shapes of my body
Leftover parts from apes and monkeys
In the days of the caveman and mammoths and glaciers
Bugs and trees were your food then; no pajamas or doctors

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