HerbtoniQ Haldi Chandan Ubtan Powder for Face & Body – Ready Ubtan Blend – 120 g (Trial Pack of 3 × 40 g)

HerbtoniQ haldi chandan ubtan is a ready-to-mix powder inspired by the ubtan that Indian families prepare before weddings and festivals. Instead of grinding haldi and chandan at home, you simply open a pouch, add milk or rose water and you have a fragrant paste for face and body. This trial pack holds three 40 g pouches – enough to try the ubtan a few times or carry it on a trip.

Key Benefits

• Helps cleanse skin and remove dirt and excess oil without soap.
• Gentle massage leaves skin feeling softer and smoother.
• Supports a fresh, naturally glowing-looking complexion.
• Helps reduce the look of tan with regular use.
• Works as a face pack, body ubtan or haldi-ceremony paste.

What’s Inside

3 × Haldi Chandan Ubtan Powder, 40 g each – 120 g in total. The blend is built around haldi (turmeric) and chandan (sandalwood), the two ingredients at the heart of a traditional Indian ubtan. It comes as a dry powder, so you decide the liquid: milk for a richer paste, curd for a creamy one, or rose water for a lighter feel.

How to Use

1. Mix 1–2 teaspoons of ubtan with milk, curd or rose water to a thick paste. Use more for the body.
2. Apply on damp face and neck, avoiding the eye area, or spread over arms, legs and back.
3. Let it sit for 5–10 minutes until it is semi-dry.
4. Wet your hands and massage gently in small circles as you rinse it off with water.
5. Pat dry and moisturise. Use 2–3 times a week.
6. Do a patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use.

Who Is It For

Men and women of all skin types, brides and grooms preparing for a haldi ceremony, and anyone who prefers a traditional ubtan to a foaming body wash. Dry skin types can mix it with milk or a few drops of oil.

Why HerbtoniQ

The ubtan is finely milled for a smooth paste and hygienically packed in India in small pouches that are easy to store. A ready blend saves the effort of sourcing and measuring individual powders.

FAQs

How do I use ubtan powder for a haldi ceremony?

Mix the powder with milk or rose water in a bowl shortly before the function. One 40 g pouch is a small quantity, so keep a few pouches ready for face, arms and feet.

Can I use haldi chandan ubtan on my face daily?

Most people use it 2–3 times a week. If your skin feels comfortable, a thin layer can be used more often with a gentle touch.

Will the ubtan leave a yellow tint on the skin?

Haldi can leave a faint tint, especially on lighter clothing and towels. Rinse well and it normally washes away from skin with water.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.