TULSI OIL · TULSI · NEEM · CHANDAN · ALOE VERA
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DAILY FACE WASH FOR SENSITIVE SKIN THAT GETS OILY OR BREAKS OUT
For sensitive skin; oily skin; skin that breaks out
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Tulsi Chandan Face Wash puts tulsi and chandan at the centre of a gentle daily cleanse for sensitive skin that gets oily or breaks out. The pack calls it a sensitive-skin face wash for acne and oil control; neem and aloe vera support the two leads, in a formula the pack describes as pH-balanced.
FOR SKIN THAT SHINES BY NOON AND STINGS WHEN SCRUBBED
Oily, sensitive skin is a contradiction most cleansers get wrong: strong enough to cut oil, and the skin flares; gentle enough to soothe, and the shine is back by lunch. This wash leans on tulsi and neem for the cleanse and chandan and aloe for the calm.
A gel wash with a mild coco amino propyl betaine base. It cuts surface shine and rinses clean, and the pack describes the formula as pH-balanced so skin should not feel tight.
The pack names it a sensitive-skin face wash and the indication calls it ideal for purifying and calming the skin. This describes what it is formulated for, not a measured result.
Tulsi (holy basil) and neem are the two botanicals Indian skincare traditionally reaches for on oily, blemish-prone skin. Both are printed on the pack.
Chandan (sandalwood) is known for a cooling character and aloe vera for a soothing, hydrating feel; together they keep the wash gentle.
The pack prints acne and oil control under the name. It is a rinse-off cleanser, so expect cleaner, calmer-looking skin rather than a treatment result.
The icons on the back of the pack read lab tested, paraben free, GMP certified, pH balanced, cruelty free and sulphate free.
TWO LEADS IN THE NAME · THREE BOTANICALS IN SUPPORT
Tulsi oil, tulsi, neem and chandan are the four ingredients the pack names with icons; aloe vera heads the printed list that follows. Open each card for what the ingredient is traditionally used for; none of it is a measured result on this tube.
Tulsi, holy basil, is one of the most used leaves in Indian skincare, traditionally reached for on oily and blemish-prone skin and for a fresh, clarifying feel. It is printed on the pack beside tulsi oil. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this tube.
The essential oil of the same leaf, carrying its scent and its clarifying character in concentrated form. It is the first ingredient the pack names. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this tube.
Neem leaf is the other botanical Indian skincare traditionally uses on oily, blemish-prone skin, known for a purifying character. It is printed on the pack. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this product.
Chandan, sandalwood, is prized in Indian skincare for its cooling, calming character and its scent. It is the second lead in the product name. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this product.
Aloe vera gel is known for a soothing, hydrating feel on skin, which is why it heads the printed ingredient list of a wash made for sensitive skin. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this product.
WHAT A GENTLE WASH DOES FOR OILY, SENSITIVE SKIN
Skin that is both oily and sensitive needs its surface oil lifted twice a day without the barrier underneath being stripped. Strip it, and the skin answers with more oil and more redness; leave it, and pores stay clogged.
Tulsi Chandan Face Wash is built for that balance. Tulsi and neem are the botanicals Indian skincare has long reached for on oily, blemish-prone skin; chandan (sandalwood) and aloe vera are the ones it reaches for to calm. The pack describes it as pH-balanced and suitable for all skin types, and recommends it twice a day.
THE ONE-MINUTE MORNING AND EVENING CLEANSE
The pack directs a small amount on lukewarm, wet skin, twice a day. Keep it away from the eyes and patch test before first use if your skin is very reactive; the formula contains tulsi essential oil.
Wet face and neck. Squeeze a small amount of the wash onto your palm; a coin-sized amount is enough.
Work it gently over the face in circular motions, paying attention to the areas that get oily. Avoid the eyes.
Rinse thoroughly, pat dry and follow with toner or moisturiser. The pack recommends twice-daily use.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Tulsi Chandan Face Wash, because none have been taken under matched conditions. The two published reviews so far call it the best and very good; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“Best product”— Sumi Mondal · verified buyer
“Khub bhalo”— Goutam Nag · verified buyer
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND THE CLEANSE
Pair Tulsi Chandan Face Wash with a tea tree toner, a spot gel and a light sunscreen, and adjust the frequency to your skin and the current pack directions.
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST TUBE
The pack names it a sensitive-skin face wash and describes the formula as pH-balanced, with aloe vera and chandan for calm. It also contains tulsi essential oil, so patch test first if your skin is very reactive.
It is a rinse-off cleanser formulated to target oil and breakouts, as the pack prints. Cleaner skin is a good start; persistent acne is a matter for a dermatologist.
The same wash comes as a 75 mL tube, a 100 mL pump bottle and a 150 mL tube. Availability of each size shows at the top of this page.
Lightly. The cleansing base is coco amino propyl betaine, and the pack lists no sulphates.
The pack describes it as suitable for all skin types. Dry skin may prefer once a day, followed by a moisturiser.
Tulsi oil, tulsi, neem, chandan, aloe vera, Aculyn 60, coco amino propyl betaine, DC 193, bronopol, Green FCF and purified water, as printed on the pack.
One last look
Lukewarm water. A coin-sized amount. A gentle minute, twice a day. Tulsi and chandan for skin that is oily and sensitive at once.
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