This face pack combo puts the four powders most Indian homes already trust – multani mitti, besan (gram flour), chawal ka atta (rice flour) and kasturi haldi (wild turmeric) – into one handy trial set. Each powder sits in its own 40 g pouch, so you can try them singly first and then start building your own ubtan-style recipes without buying big jars.
Key Benefits
- Multani mitti helps cleanse skin and remove dirt and excess oil.
- Besan makes a creamy base pack that leaves skin feeling soft and fresh.
- Rice flour adds a light scrub-like texture for smoother-feeling skin.
- Kasturi haldi is traditionally used in Indian ubtans for naturally glowing-looking skin.
- Regular use helps reduce the look of tan after sun exposure.
- Small pouches stay fresh and are easy to carry while travelling.
What’s Inside
4 pouches of 40 g each, 160 g in total:
- 1 × Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth), 40 g – the classic Indian clay with a smooth, matte finish on the skin.
- 1 × Besan (Chickpea Flour), 40 g – fine gram flour (Cicer arietinum), the base of countless home face packs.
- 1 × Rice Flour (Chawal), 40 g – finely milled Oryza sativa with a soft, slightly grainy feel.
- 1 × Kasturi Haldi (Wild Turmeric) Powder, 40 g – aromatic Curcuma aromatica, the cosmetic haldi of traditional ubtans.
How to Use
- Take 1–2 teaspoons of one powder, or try 1 tsp multani mitti + 1 tsp besan, or 1 tsp rice flour + ½ tsp kasturi haldi.
- Add rose water, curd, milk or plain water little by little and stir to a lump-free paste.
- Spread an even layer on a clean face and neck, keeping away from the eyes and lips.
- Leave for 10–15 minutes; for packs made mostly of multani mitti, rinse at 8–12 minutes before it dries completely.
- Wash off with lukewarm water, pat dry and moisturise. Use once or twice a week.
- Do a patch test of each powder on the inner arm 24 hours before first use.
Who Is It For
Men and women with normal, oily or combination skin who like simple home face packs. If your skin runs dry, use more besan and curd and go light on the clay. Also a nice starter set for students and first-time DIY skincare users.
Why HerbtoniQ
HerbtoniQ keeps each powder separate and single-ingredient, finely milled so it mixes without lumps, and hygienically packed in India. Resealing the pouch and using a dry spoon keeps the powder in good condition.
FAQs
How do I mix multani mitti and besan for a face pack?
Stir 1 teaspoon multani mitti and 1 teaspoon besan with rose water until smooth. Apply for about 10 minutes and rinse before the pack is bone dry.
Is kasturi haldi the same as cooking turmeric?
No. Kasturi haldi is wild turmeric kept for cosmetic use in face packs and ubtans. It is not meant for cooking.
How many face packs can I make from one 40 g pouch?
At 1–2 teaspoons per use, a 40 g pouch usually gives several applications, so the set is enough to test a number of different blends.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.


































Reviews
There are no reviews yet.