HerbtoniQ mint leaves powder is simply dried pudina, ground fine – the same cooling herb that goes into chutney and summer drinks, here kept for your face pack bowl. Its fresh menthol aroma makes it a natural choice for hot-weather skin care, when the face feels oily, sticky and in need of something cool.
Key Benefits
- Gives a cooling, refreshing feel on the skin.
- Helps cleanse the skin and remove excess oil when mixed with clay.
- Leaves the face feeling fresh, clean and awake.
- Supports a naturally glowing-looking complexion in honey or lemon peel packs.
- Blends easily with sandalwood, rose petal, tulsi, amla and mulethi powders.
What’s Inside
2 jars, 300 g in total:
- 2 × Mint (Pudina) Leaves Powder (150 g) – a single-ingredient powder of mint leaves (Mentha). Mint is prized for its cool, clean fragrance and the tingle of freshness it gives to packs.
How to Use
- Patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use; mint can tingle, so check how your skin feels.
- Take 1–2 teaspoons of mint powder and add rose water, curd, milk or plain water to make a smooth paste.
- Apply an even layer on a clean face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
- Leave for 10–15 minutes and rinse with cool or lukewarm water.
- For oily skin, mix 1 teaspoon mint with 1 teaspoon multani mitti and rose water, and moisturise afterwards as clay can be drying.
Who Is It For
All skin types can use mint powder, but men and women with oily or combination skin tend to love it most, particularly in summer and the monsoon. Sensitive skin should start with a small amount mixed into curd.
Why HerbtoniQ
This is a pure pudina powder from HerbtoniQ – one ingredient, finely milled and packed dry in jars that close tightly to hold the aroma. It is hygienically packed in India.
FAQs
How to make a pudina face pack at home?
Mix 1–2 teaspoons of mint leaves powder with rose water or curd, apply for 10–15 minutes and rinse.
Is mint powder good for oily skin?
Mint with multani mitti is a popular combination for oily skin, as the clay helps absorb oil and the mint feels cooling.
Can I mix mint powder with sandalwood?
Yes, 1 teaspoon each of mint and sandalwood powder with curd makes a pleasant cooling pack.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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