HerbtoniQ plant-based glycerine for skin and hair comes here as a twin pack of two 100 ml bottles. It is the simple, time-tested answer to winter dryness in Indian homes: a little glycerine and gulab jal on hands, heels and face before bed.
Key Benefits
- Helps rough, dry hands and heels feel softer.
- Leaves facial skin feeling moisturised and smooth when diluted.
- Adds softness and shine to hair in masks and conditioners.
- Layers well under creams and body oils.
- Two bottles – one for the dressing table, one for the bathroom.
What’s Inside
2 bottles of 100 ml each, 200 ml in total:
- 2 × Plant-Based Glycerine, 100 ml – a clear, viscous liquid derived from plant oils. As a humectant, glycerine attracts and holds water, which is why it appears in so many moisturisers.
How to Use
- Hands and feet: mix equal parts glycerine and rose water, massage in at night and wear cotton socks over heels.
- Face: use a lighter mix of 1 part glycerine to 3 parts rose water on damp skin.
- Lips and elbows: dab on a drop of the diluted mix.
- Hair: add 3–4 drops to your conditioner, leave for 2–3 minutes and rinse.
- Patch test before first use and keep out of the eyes.
Who Is It For
For men and women whose skin turns dry in winter or in air-conditioned rooms, and for families who go through glycerine quickly. Suitable for all skin types when diluted.
Why HerbtoniQ
It is a single plant-derived ingredient, unscented and hygienically bottled in India. The two-bottle pack keeps one sealed until the first is finished.
FAQs
How do I use glycerine for cracked-looking heels?
Mix equal parts glycerine and rose water, massage into clean, damp heels at night and cover with socks.
Can I use glycerine on skin every day?
Yes, diluted glycerine can be used daily. Reduce the amount in very humid weather if it feels heavy.
Can I apply glycerine to hair?
Use it diluted – a few drops in conditioner or a hair mask – rather than applying it neat.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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