Beauty Lounge
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Herbal hair care and skin care: hair oils, wash powders, clays, masks and gels.
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Buying guide
Herbal hair and skin care, explained
Most of this shelf comes in two forms: ready products you use straight away (hair oils, shampoo, aloe gel, ubtan) and single-herb powders you mix at home (amla, reetha, shikakai, bhringraj, neem, multani mitti, sandal and others).
For hair, the classic routine is an oil massage before washing, then a gentle wash. Amla, reetha and shikakai are the traditional trio. You can buy them as a ready oil, as a mixed wash powder, or as separate powders. Henna (mehndi) colours and conditions hair.
For skin, clays such as multani mitti and Moroccan blue clay are face masks: mix with water or rose water, leave on for a few minutes, then rinse. Ubtan is a gram-flour and herb paste for face and body washes.
Always patch-test a new powder or oil on your inner arm first, and keep everything out of your eyes. These are cosmetic products, not treatments.
2 forms
Ready products or powders
Patch-test
Inner arm, before first use
5–10 min
Time for a clay mask
Cosmetic
Not a treatment
FAQs
Powder or ready oil: which should I buy?
Powders are cheaper and let you mix your own paste. Ready oils save time. The herbs are the same.
How do I use multani mitti?
Mix it with water or rose water into a paste, apply for 5–10 minutes, rinse off and moisturise.
Are these suitable for sensitive skin?
Patch-test first and stop if anything stings.