A multani mitti besan pack with a pinch of haldi may be the most handed-down recipe in Indian homes, and this little set holds exactly those three things. Fuller’s earth, garbanzo (chickpea) flour and kasturi haldi (wild turmeric) come in 40 g pouches – enough for a few weeks of glow masks, face packs and quick ubtans.
Key Benefits
- Multani mitti helps cleanse skin and remove dirt and excess oil.
- Besan gives a gentle polishing feel and leaves skin feeling smooth.
- Kasturi haldi supports naturally glowing-looking skin.
- Helps reduce the look of tan with regular use.
- Doubles as a simple body ubtan before a bath.
What’s Inside
3 pouches of 40 g each, 120 g in total:
- 1 × Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth) (40 g) – Fuller’s earth, the classic Indian clay for oil-absorbing packs that leaves a smooth, matte feel.
- 1 × Besan (Chickpea Flour) (40 g) – Cicer arietinum flour, the kitchen staple behind countless Indian ubtans and cleansing pastes.
- 1 × Kasturi Haldi (Wild Turmeric) Powder (40 g) – Curcuma aromatica, the fragrant non-cooking turmeric traditionally kept aside for ubtans and face packs.
How to Use
- Take 1 teaspoon multani mitti, 1 teaspoon besan and a pinch to ½ teaspoon kasturi haldi.
- Mix with rose water for oily skin, or with milk or curd for dry skin.
- Apply on clean face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse with lukewarm water after 8–12 minutes, before the clay dries completely, rubbing gently as you wash.
- Pat dry and moisturise.
- Use 1–2 times a week. Patch test 24 hours before first use; haldi may leave a light tint that washes off.
Who Is It For
For men and women of all skin types who like tried-and-tested home recipes. Oily and combination skin can use the full recipe; dry skin can reduce the multani mitti and add more besan with curd.
Why HerbtoniQ
HerbtoniQ keeps the three ingredients plain and separate – finely milled, hygienically packed in India – so the pack you make is the same one your family has always made, only quicker.
FAQs
Can I mix besan and multani mitti together?
Yes. Equal parts with rose water or curd make a well-known face pack. Rinse after 8–12 minutes.
Which haldi is best for face packs?
Kasturi haldi (Curcuma aromatica) is the variety traditionally used on skin; it is not a cooking spice.
Can I use this pack on the body?
Yes. Mix a larger batch with milk, massage on damp skin before a bath and rinse.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
















































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