HerbtoniQ Haldi Chandan Ubtan Powder for Face & Body – Trial Pack, 80 g (2 × 40 g)

HerbtoniQ ubtan powder is a ready-mixed haldi chandan blend for the age-old Indian ritual of rubbing a fragrant paste over the skin before a bath. Whether it is for a haldi ceremony at home, a pre-festival pamper session or simply a Sunday routine, you only need to add milk, curd or rose water. Two 40 g pouches make it easy to try or to pack for a wedding trip.

Key Benefits

• Helps cleanse skin and remove dirt and excess oil as you massage it off.
• Leaves face and body feeling softer and smoother.
• Haldi and chandan are traditionally used in Ayurveda-inspired ubtans for naturally glowing-looking skin.
• Regular use helps reduce the look of tan on arms, neck and feet.
• Pleasant, traditional fragrance that suits both men and women.

What’s Inside

2 pouches of 40 g each, 80 g in total:

• 2 × Haldi Chandan Ubtan Powder, 40 g – a ready ubtan blend built around haldi (turmeric) and chandan (sandalwood), the two ingredients at the heart of the traditional haldi ceremony. No other ingredients need to be added except your mixing liquid.

How to Use

1. Mix 1–2 teaspoons (more for the body) with milk, curd or rose water to a thick paste.
2. Dampen the skin, then apply on face and neck or on arms and legs, avoiding the eye area.
3. Let it sit for 5–10 minutes until it is semi-dry.
4. Wet your fingers and massage gently in small circles as you rinse it off with water.
5. Pat dry and moisturise. Use once or twice a week, or as needed for ceremonies.
6. Do a patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use; turmeric can tint light fabrics, so use an old towel.

Who Is It For

Brides, grooms and families preparing for haldi functions, and anyone who prefers a traditional ubtan to a foaming body wash now and then. It suits most skin types; dry skin does best with milk or curd as the mixer. For men and women alike.

Why HerbtoniQ

This is a ready blend, finely milled so it spreads evenly and rinses off without grit, and hygienically packed in India. The small pouches are meant to be finished quickly, so every application is fresh.

FAQs

How do I use ubtan for a haldi ceremony?

Mix the powder with milk or rose water to a thick paste in a bowl and apply on face, arms and feet. Rinse off after the ceremony with plain water.

Can ubtan be used on the whole body?

Yes. Apply it on damp skin before bathing, leave for a few minutes and massage off gently while rinsing.

Should I mix ubtan with milk or curd?

Either works. Milk gives a thinner paste, curd a richer one that many people with dry skin prefer; rose water suits oilier skin.

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