Ayurvedic Skin Care
Face packs, cleansers and single-ingredient powders built on multani mitti, ubtan, orange peel and green tea, for oily skin, congested pores and dull, tired-looking skin. Made in our own AYUSH-licensed, GMP-certified units in Panchkula.
Building a simple Ayurvedic routine
Most skin problems are made worse by doing too much. Ayurvedic skin care is deliberately simple: cleanse without stripping, use a clay or herb pack once or twice a week, and let the skin settle. The ingredients below have been used on Indian skin for generations, and they work best when you pick two or three and stay with them.
| Product | Best for | How to use |
|---|---|---|
| Multani Mitti Powder | Oily skin and visibly open pores | Mix with rose water into a paste, 10 to 15 minutes, rinse before it fully dries |
| Premium Ubtan Face Pack | A gentler weekly pack for most skin types | Mix with milk or curd, apply 15 minutes, rinse with lukewarm water |
| Orange Peel Powder | Dull, tired-looking skin | Mix with curd or honey, 10 minutes, twice a week at most |
| Green Tea Face Mask | Skin that reacts easily to stronger packs | Apply an even layer, 10 to 15 minutes, rinse |
| Ultra Face Wash Gel | Daily cleansing without over-drying | Morning and evening on damp skin |
| Tea Tree Essential Oil | Spot use on congested areas | Always diluted in a carrier oil. Patch test first |
Multani mitti and orange peel powder are the two most asked-about ingredients here, and they suit different skin. We have compared them directly in orange peel powder vs multani mitti, and set out what multani mitti does for oily skin in multani mitti for oily skin and acne.
If your skin still looks dull
Dullness is usually not a product problem. Sleep, water, sun exposure and simple dead-cell buildup account for most of it, and no face pack outruns a bad week. Before adding anything new, it is worth reading why your skin looks dull even after skincare. If pores are your main concern, how multani mitti reduces pores explains what clay can and cannot do.
Patch test, and know when to see a dermatologist
Test any new pack or oil on your inner forearm for 24 hours before putting it on your face. See a dermatologist for painful cystic acne, acne that scars, sudden rashes, or any mole or patch that changes. These are cosmetic preparations for everyday skin care and are not a treatment for diagnosed skin conditions.
Common questions
How often should I use a face pack?
Once or twice a week. Clay packs used daily strip the skin and often make oiliness worse, not better.
Should I let multani mitti dry completely?
No. Rinse while it is still slightly damp. Letting clay crack on the skin pulls moisture out and leaves it tight.
Which pack suits dry or sensitive skin?
Ubtan or the green tea mask, mixed with milk or curd rather than water. Multani mitti is better suited to oily and combination skin.
Can I use these while pregnant?
Check with your doctor before using essential oils during pregnancy. Simple clay and herb packs are generally well tolerated, but ask if you are unsure.
Is delivery free?
Yes, on all prepaid orders across India.