Sri Sri Tattva Deep Cleanse Facial Ubtan, by Shankara - 60 g
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Sri Sri Tattva
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Infused with herbs, nutrients and pitta pacifying aromas, gift this Cleanser cum Exfoliator & Mask to your loved ones for a healthy skin.
Contains:
White Clay, Honey, Neem leaf, Chickpea seed, Barley grain, Licorice root, Yogurt , Rose flower, Urad seed , Fennel fruit, Chamomile flower, Papaya leaf, Shatavari tuber, Orange fruit rind, Ashwagandha root, Fenugreek seed, Almond nut, Lemon fruit rind, Coriander fruit, Fuller's earth, Lavender flower, Red sandalwood heart wood, Oat grain, Manjistha root, Brahmi whole plant, Amla fruit, Haritaki fruit, Vibhitaki fruit, Lavender oil
How to use:
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Mix equal parts of cleanser and water
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Massage over face and neck and rinse or leave on the skin as a mask for 10-20 minutes
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For dry skin, mix with milk
Net Weight
- 60 g
Please read the product label and packaging carefully before use and follow all instructions, directions, warnings, and precautions provided. Use the product only for its intended purpose and do not exceed any stated quantity or recommended use. Check the product and packaging before use. Do not use it if damaged, opened, tampered with, or if the safety seal is broken or missing. Keep out of reach of children and store as directed on the packaging. If you have any specific health, safety, allergy, or other concerns, seek appropriate professional advice before use. Discontinue use if you experience any unexpected reaction or issue. Always refer to the product packaging for the most current and accurate information
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Sri Sri Tattva Deep Cleanse Facial Ubtan, by Shankara - 60 g

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