Fresh, Glowing Skin from a Clay Mask You Mix in Minutes
A freshly mixed clay mask can be a welcome part of your skincare routine. Our herbal powders let you make a DIY face mask with a single botanical, using a little water or another suitable base. Choose based on how your skin feels, and apply gently.
Each natural face powder here is 100% pure, single-herb and triple-sifted. Multani Mitti, our fuller's earth clay powder for the face, helps absorb excess oil and shine. Neem and Tulsi make a fresh, green Ayurvedic face pack for blemish-prone days, while Rose Petal and Gotu Kola soothe and soften. And for turmeric powder for face, add a pinch of our Amba Haldi to a homemade ubtan.
Which Clay Mask or Face Pack Suits Your Skin Today?
| What you'd love | Our powder | Why you'll love it |
|---|---|---|
| A fresh, matte finish | Multani Mitti Clay Powder for Face Masks | Our classic clay powder for face: absorbs excess oil and shine and lifts away dirt. Made for oily and combination skin. |
| Balanced, clean-feeling skin | Tulsi Powder (Holy Basil) for Skin & Hair Care | Lifts excess oil and leaves oily and combination skin feeling purified. Lovely stirred into yoghurt or added to your clay mask. |
| Calmer-looking blemishes | Neem Powder for Face & Hair Care | Traditionally used in Ayurveda for blemish-prone skin; leaves oily skin feeling fresh and clean. Add a pinch to your clay mask. |
| Soft, comfortable skin | Rose Petal Powder for Skin & Hair Care | Soothes dry, sensitive skin for a softer, smoother look and a delicate floral aroma. Stir it into a clay mask to keep skin comfortable. |
| Calm, happy sensitive skin | Centella (Gotu Kola) Powder for Skin & Hair Care | Centella asiatica calms sensitive, dry skin and supports a healthy-looking skin barrier. A calming partner for any clay mask. |
| A refreshed, radiant look | Hibiscus Powder for Hair & Skin Care | Naturally contains fruit acids and vitamin C, so a little in your clay mask leaves skin looking refreshed. |
Why You'll Love Mixing Your Own Clay Mask
- Single herbs, nothing added. Every natural face powder is one plant: no added colours, fragrance or preservatives. You choose exactly what goes on your skin.
- Blend it to your skin. Shiny forehead, softer cheeks? Smooth a Multani Mitti clay mask over your T-zone and a Rose Petal pack on your cheeks. One face pack powder for each zone, and your whole face feels looked after.
- A treasured Ayurvedic tradition. Neem, Tulsi, Gotu Kola, and Multani Mitti have been part of Ayurvedic skincare for centuries. Our Ayurvedic face pack powders bring that ritual into your week.
- Ten minutes just for you. Mix, smooth on, put your feet up. Your DIY face mask is ready to rinse by the time your tea has cooled.
- Ready-made masks for busy days. When time is short, our ready-made face masks are ready to apply straight away, so you can keep your glow going between powder nights.
- Made with 40 years of care. We're a UK family business with over 40 years in Ayurvedic care. Every natural face powder and every clay mask blend here is vegan, PETA-certified, and cruelty-free.
What's in Each Face Powder
| Powder | What it does | Blend it with |
|---|---|---|
| Multani Mitti (fuller's earth) | Our clay powder for face absorbs excess oil and shine and lifts dirt and impurities. The heart of a classic clay mask. | Rose water, Neem, Tulsi |
| Neem (Azadirachta indica leaf) | One of the best-known neem benefits is a purified, fresh feel on oily, blemish-prone skin. | Tulsi, Multani Mitti, water |
| Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) | Among the tulsi benefits: it lifts excess oil and purifies oily and combination skin. A natural fit for an Ayurvedic face pack. | Yoghurt, rose water, Neem |
| Rose Petal | Soothes dry, sensitive skin and helps refresh and brighten your complexion. | Aloe gel, Gotu Kola, honey |
| Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) | Calms sensitive, dry skin and supports a healthy-looking skin barrier. | Rose Petal, aloe gel |
| Hibiscus | Hibiscus benefits for skin come from its natural fruit acids and vitamin C, for a refreshed look. | Rose Petal, yoghurt |
| Turmeric powder for face: Amba Haldi (supplement range) | A pinch brings a warm, healthy-looking glow to a homemade ubtan. Turmeric stains, so use a little. | Gram flour, yoghurt, honey |
Five Easy Recipes to Try
- The fresh clay mask. 2 teaspoons of Multani Mitti with rose water. The simplest clay mask there is, and a lovely clay powder for face for a fresh, matte finish.
- The green Ayurvedic face pack. 1 teaspoon each of Neem and Tulsi with plain yoghurt. A cooling Ayurvedic face pack for blemish-prone days, and a favourite face pack powder pairing.
- The golden glow ubtan. 2 teaspoons of gram flour, a small pinch of turmeric powder for face (our Amba Haldi) and yoghurt or honey. A homemade DIY face mask for a healthy, glowing look.
- The soothing rose pack. 1 teaspoon each of Rose Petals and gotu kola with aloe gel. A gentle natural face powder blend for soft, comfortable skin.
- The balancing clay mask. 1 teaspoon each of Multani Mitti and Hibiscus with rose water. A refreshing clay mask with a face pack powder twist, lovely on combination skin.
How to Make a Face Pack at Home
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1. Choose | Pick one or two powders for your DIY face mask. A single face pack powder is a lovely way to start. |
| 2. Mix | Stir 1-2 teaspoons of natural face powder with water, rose water, yoghurt or aloe gel until you have a smooth, spreadable paste, like soft yoghurt. For a clay mask, rose water gives Multani Mitti a lovely cooling feel. |
| 3. Patch test | Dab a little on your inner elbow 24 hours before using a new powder on your face. |
| 4. Apply | Smooth evenly over clean skin, keeping clear of the eye area and lips. Leave a clay mask for 10-15 minutes, rinsing while it's still slightly soft. |
| 5. Rinse | Rinse the clay mask off with lukewarm water, pat dry with a soft towel, and follow with your favourite moisturiser. |
| How often | Enjoy a clay mask once or twice a week. For sensitive skin, start with once a week. |
Choose your powder above and enjoy your next ten-minute clay mask. For hair masks, explore our natural hair powders, or browse the full range of natural powders.
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