HerbtoniQ Rose Petal Powder for Face Pack (Gulab Patti Powder) – Trial Pack 80 g (2 × 40 g)

HerbtoniQ rose petal powder is made from dried gulab petals milled into a soft, pink-brown, fragrant powder. Rose has always had a place in Indian beauty care, from gulab jal to bridal ubtans, and this powder lets you fold the petals themselves into your face pack. You get two 40 g trial pouches.

Key Benefits

• Leaves skin feeling soft, smooth and refreshed.
• Has a mild, cooling and soothing feel on the face.
• Supports a naturally glowing-looking, rosy-fresh complexion.
• Adds a floral fragrance to any homemade pack or ubtan.
• Softens the feel of stronger clays when blended with them.

What’s Inside

2 pouches, 80 g in total:

• 2 × Rose Petal (Gulab) Powder (40 g each) – dried rose petals ground to a fine powder. It carries a light natural rose scent and has no added perfume or colour.

How to Use

1. Take 1–2 teaspoons of rose petal powder.
2. Add rose water, curd, milk or plain water and stir into a smooth paste.
3. Smooth it over a clean face and neck, keeping clear of the eyes.
4. Leave for 10–15 minutes and enjoy the fragrance.
5. Rinse with lukewarm or cool water and pat dry.
6. Patch test on your inner arm 24 hours before first use.

Who Is It For

A mild choice for men and women with any skin type. It is particularly pleasant for dry and sensitive-feeling skin when mixed with curd or milk, and for oily skin when paired with multani mitti.

Why HerbtoniQ

The pouch contains only rose petals, finely milled so the pack feels soft rather than rough. It is hygienically packed in India in a resealable pouch that helps hold on to the aroma.

FAQs

How do I use rose petal powder for face?

Mix 1 teaspoon with curd or rose water, apply for 10–15 minutes and rinse. Use one to three times a week as your skin likes.

Can I mix rose petal powder with multani mitti?

Yes. Equal parts with rose water make a classic pack for oily and combination skin. Rinse before it dries out completely.

Can rose petal powder be used on the body?

Yes, add a spoonful to besan or any ubtan and use it as a bath pack on damp skin.

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