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Aloevera Hair Serum
Anti-Ageing Facewash with Carrot and Retinoic Acid
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Papaya Chandan Glow Serum
Papaya Chandan Depigmentation Face Wash
Pearl Cream
Witch Hazel & Mulberry Pore Clarifying Foaming Face Wash
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If you’re tired of midday grease and those stubborn breakouts, you’re not alone. About 40% of adults still battle oily skin past their teens. This happens because your sebaceous glands go into overdrive, pumping out more oil than you need—especially in humid weather or when stress hits hard.
Excess oil traps dirt and bacteria, leading to clogged pores and unwanted pimples. It’s frustrating when your skin looks shiny just hours after washing.
Herbal masks work differently than harsh chemical treatments. They use plant-based ingredients like neem, tulsi, and clay to soak up oil, soothe irritation, and keep pores clearer. Unlike strong astringents that can strip your skin and trigger even more oil production, herbal blends help restore balance naturally.
Don’t just trust the “herbal” tag. Flip the jar and look for actual plant extracts high on the list. Avoid added mineral oils, synthetic fragrances, or parabens—they can irritate oily skin and worsen breakouts.
Clay-based masks (like bentonite or Multani Mitti) draw out excess oil and feel lighter. Creamy masks often leave a residue that can clog pores.
Overusing masks can strip your skin. Stick to 1–2 times per week for results without irritation.
If you want herbal face masks that actually work for oily skin, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides targeted blends with neem, tulsi, and clay—all without harsh additives. Plus, our AI Skin Analyser gives you a personalised routine in seconds. Check out our products at arishbionatural.com and see the difference for yourself.
Once or twice a week is plenty for oily skin. Overuse can dry out your skin and trigger even more oil production.
Yes, herbal masks with neem or tea tree oil have antibacterial properties that help target the bacteria causing acne and soothe inflammation.
Absolutely. Even oily skin needs hydration, especially after masking. Opt for a light, oil-free moisturizer.
Clay-based masks soak up excess oil and don’t leave residue. Creamy masks can sometimes make oily skin feel greasy or clog pores.
Neem, tulsi, Multani Mitti, green tea, and tea tree oil are all great picks for controlling oil and calming skin.
Space them out. Don’t use strong actives right after masking to avoid irritation, especially if your skin is sensitive.
Most are gentle, but if you have plant allergies or very sensitive skin, patch test first to avoid redness or itching.
We offer herbal face masks with neem, tulsi, and clay—plus our AI Skin Analyser helps you get personalized advice fast. See more at arishbionatural.com.
Yes, our masks avoid harsh chemicals and focus on gentle, effective botanicals. You can even get a custom routine with our Skin Analyser.
No, masks are a weekly boost, not a cleanser replacement. Keep up with gentle cleansing morning and night.