TURMERIC · CURD · SANDALWOOD OIL · HERBS, GRAINS AND PULSES
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TRADITIONAL UBTAN FACE PACK FOR SKIN THAT LOOKS DULL, TANNED OR UNEVEN
For dull-looking skin; the look of tan and dark spots; uneven tone; all skin types
4.9 average· 9 reviews on this pageComplete the routine
Ubtan Face Pack with Turmeric and Curd is a ready-made version of the traditional Indian ubtan, which the pack describes as a blend of herbs, grains and pulses known for exfoliating, brightening and revitalising the skin. Turmeric and curd lead the name; sandalwood oil is printed in the ingredient list. The pack is labelled lab tested, GMP certified, cruelty free and suitable for all skin types.
FOR SKIN THAT HAS HAD A WEEK OF SUN, DUST AND SCREENS
An ubtan is the oldest face pack in Indian skincare: ground grains and pulses for the polish, turmeric for the glow, curd for the softness. This jar does the grinding and mixing for you. Apply it, let it dry, rinse it off in circles, and the skin underneath looks brighter and feels smoother; two or three times a week is all it takes.
The pack describes ubtan as renowned for its exfoliating, brightening and revitalising properties. Turmeric leads the name, and the rinse-off in circles gives the surface a gentle polish.
The pack names tan and dark spots as what the pack is ideal for. Regular use, two or three times a week, is what the routine on the jar is built around.
Curd is the traditional softening half of an ubtan. One published review describes skin that feels super soft and a pack that does not feel dry as it sets.
No grinding, no mixing, no leftover paste. The jar holds a consistent paste that is ready to apply, which makes a twice-a-week ritual far easier to keep.
Sandalwood oil is printed on the jar's ingredient list. It gives the pack its warm, calming scent; one reviewer says it smells amazing. This describes the fragrance, not a measured result.
The pack states suitable for all skin types and carries lab tested, GMP certified and cruelty free marks. Turmeric packs can tingle on reactive skin, so patch test before first use and rinse off early if it stings.
TWO NAMED INGREDIENTS · ONE TRADITIONAL BASE
Turmeric and curd are the two ingredients in the product name. The pack's ingredient list prints sandalwood oil, and its indication describes the base as a blend of herbs, grains and pulses. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for; each card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
Turmeric is the botanical the ubtan is built on, known in Indian skincare for the antioxidant character of its curcuminoids and the warm colour it leaves. It is named first in the product name, illustrated on the label and photographed beside the jar. The pack does not state a percentage. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
Curd is the softening half of a traditional ubtan, known for the lactic acid and milk lipids that leave skin feeling smooth and comfortable as the pack dries. It is named in the product title and photographed in a bowl beside the jar. The claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Sandalwood is the cooling, calming wood of Indian skincare, traditionally used in ubtans for its scent and a soft, even look. Sandalwood oil is printed in the ingredient list on the back of the jar. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this jar.
The pack describes ubtan as a blend of herbs, grains and pulses. The ground grains and pulse flours are what give the pack its gentle polish when it is rinsed off in circles, the oldest form of physical exfoliation in Indian skincare. The pack does not name each grain. As with every card here, the claim is about the tradition, not a measured result on this jar.
WHY THE UBTAN HAS OUTLASTED EVERY TREND
Long before serums, Indian households mixed ground pulses, turmeric and curd into a paste and let it dry on the skin. The logic still holds: the grain gives a gentle polish as it is rinsed off, turmeric brings its warm colour and antioxidant reputation, and curd keeps the whole thing from drying the skin out.
This jar keeps that logic and removes the mess. The paste is ready-made, consistent from one use to the next, and labelled lab tested and GMP certified. The pack describes it as formulated to improve texture and target the look of tan and dark spots; the honest payoff is skin that feels soft and looks fresher after each pack, with regular use doing the rest.
THE TWICE-A-WEEK PACK
The back of the jar prints the full routine. Follow it on clean skin, avoid the eye area, and keep the pack to two or three times a week.
Begin with a clean face free of oil and impurities. Moisten the skin slightly with water so the pack spreads evenly.
Apply the pack in an even layer over the face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Leave it on until it dries completely, which the pack puts at roughly a quarter of an hour.
Gently rinse off with lukewarm water in circular motions so the grains polish as they leave, then pat the skin dry. The pack suggests two to three times a week; follow with toner and a light moisturiser.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Ubtan Face Pack, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is softness, radiance and a pack that does not feel drying as it sets; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“Only love for this pack. It smells amazing, makes my skin super soft, adds instant brightness. After applying my face looks like I've just done a facial. During drying process my face does not feel dry at all.”— Susmita Dalal · published review
“First time used this product. Really nice”— Maitreyee Pal · verified buyer
“It gives radiance on face . Good product.”— Nivedita Dutta Roy · published review
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND THE WEEKLY PACK
The pack goes on clean skin and comes off before toner and a light gel. The ubtan face wash from the same tradition is the natural first step.
The ubtan wash to cleanse with before the pack
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK ABOUT AN UBTAN
A traditional Indian face and body pack made from ground herbs, grains and pulses, usually mixed with turmeric and curd or milk. The pack describes this jar as exactly that blend, ready-made.
Until it dries completely, which the pack puts at roughly a quarter of an hour. Rinse earlier if the skin feels uncomfortable.
Turmeric leaves a warm tint on very fair skin that washes off with a normal cleanse. Rinsing in circles with lukewarm water, as the pack directs, takes the colour off with the paste.
The pack states suitable for all skin types, but turmeric and sandalwood oil can tingle on reactive skin. Patch test on the inner forearm, wait 24 hours, and rinse off early if the pack stings rather than tightens.
Turmeric and curd are in the name, and the jar's ingredient list prints sandalwood oil along with the base and a colourant. The pack describes the base as a blend of herbs, grains and pulses and does not name each one.
The pack suggests two to three times a week. It is a pack, not a daily step; the skin needs the days in between.
One last look
Clean skin. An even layer. A quarter of an hour. A rinse in circles. Turmeric and curd, two or three times a week.
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