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News India Live, Digital Desk: Wedding day is the most special for every girl, and every bride wants her face to shine like the moon on that day. Instead of expensive parlor treatments and chemical facials, today’s brides-to-be are again turning to ancient Ayurvedic remedies. In Ayurveda, ‘Ubtan’ is considered to be the most effective way to improve the complexion of the skin and cleanse it from within. Let us know the recipe of that magical paste which will give you Natural Glowing Skin.
Ingredients for Ayurvedic Ubtan:
Gram flour: 2 tbsp (for deep cleansing of skin)
Sandalwood Powder: 1 tbsp (for coolness and shine)
Turmeric Powder: One-fourth teaspoon (for anti-septic properties)
raw milk: As needed (as a natural cleanser)
Rose water: 1 tbsp
Almond Oil or Olive Oil: Half teaspoon (to moisturize the skin)
Saffron threads: 2-3 (optional, to enhance complexion)
Method of preparation and application (How to Apply):
Prepare the paste: Mix gram flour, sandalwood powder and turmeric well in a glass bowl.
Mix liquid ingredients: Now add raw milk, rose water and almond oil into it. Soak saffron threads in milk for some time and add them. Blend it until it becomes a smooth paste.
Apply like this: Wash face and neck with clean water. Apply the paste on the entire face and body.
Massage and Scrub: Let it dry for 15-20 minutes. When it is slightly wet, wet your hands a little and scrub in circular motion. This will remove dead skin.
Wash: Finally wash with fresh water and apply some light moisturizer.
Benefits of Ayurvedic Ubtan:
Improves complexion: The mixture of gram flour and turmeric removes tanning and clears the complexion.
Get rid of pimples: The medicinal properties of sandalwood help in reducing facial irritation and acne.
Natural Exfoliation: It removes dead skin cells and makes it soft and glowing.
Chemical Free: Unlike market products, it does not contain any harmful ingredients that can harm the skin.
Beauty Tip: For better results, start using this paste twice a week at least one month before the wedding.
North India Statesman