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Haridra is the turmeric of the kitchen and the ubtan bowl, traditionally used for the comfort and glow of skin. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this tube.
HARIDRA · NEEM · TULSI · DARUHARIDRA · ROSE · LEMON OIL
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DAILY GEL FACE WASH FOR ALL SKIN TYPES, ESPECIALLY ACNE-PRONE
For all types of skin; oily, congested skin; acne-prone skin
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Haldi Neem Face Wash is a turmeric and neem gel cleanser with tulsi, daruharidra, rose and lemon oil, and honey in the base. Printed for all types of skin, with a long run of repeat buyers.

FOR A CLEANSE THAT DOES NOT LEAVE SKIN TIGHT
A face wash has one job: remove oil, sweat and the day without taking the skin's own moisture with it. Turmeric and neem give this one its name; honey and a mild betaine base give it the soft, rich lather reviewers describe.
A mild coco-betaine base with honey lifts oil and the day's grime and rinses clean, leaving skin fresh rather than tight.
Haridra and daruharidra are traditional Indian cleansing botanicals, used for the comfort and brightness of skin. This page describes that tradition, not a measured result.
Neem and tulsi are the leaves Indian households have long turned to for oily, blemish-prone skin. They give the wash its purpose.
Rose for a soft scent and feel; lemon oil for a fresh, clean finish.
A coin-sized amount is enough. Reviewers mention one tube running for months.
The pack prints sulphate free, paraben free, pH balanced and cruelty free. No other free-from claim is made here.
TWO HERO BOTANICALS · FOUR IN SUPPORT
The pack lists daruharidra, neem, tulsi, haridra, rose and lemon oil as botanicals, with honey in a coco-betaine base. Open each card for what the ingredient is known or traditionally used for; no card is a measured result on this tube.
Haridra is the turmeric of the kitchen and the ubtan bowl, traditionally used for the comfort and glow of skin. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this tube.
Neem leaf is the botanical Indian households reach for with oily, blemish-prone skin. In this wash it is the second hero, named on the tube.
Holy basil is traditionally used for its fresh, clarifying character on skin. Here it supports neem.
Tree turmeric is a classic companion to haridra in Ayurvedic skin preparations, valued for the same warm, clarifying character.
Rose is known for its soft scent and a gentle, refreshing feel on skin. It is the comfort note in the wash.
Lemon peel oil adds a fresh, clean finish to the rinse. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient.
Honey is a traditional humectant, known for holding water to skin and for a soft, cushioned lather. It is listed in the base of this wash; one reviewer says the wash feels like pure honey.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CLEAN FACE AND A STRIPPED ONE
Skin that is washed too hard answers with more oil. A cleanser that lathers softly and rinses clean lets you wash twice a day without that rebound, which is what people with oily or acne-prone skin actually need.
Turmeric and neem have a long place in Indian cleansing rituals. This page describes that tradition and the printed pack claims of sulphate-free and paraben-free; it does not claim a medical result.
THE SIXTY-SECOND WASH
The pack directs a coin-sized amount on a wet face and neck, twice daily. It is concentrated, so a small amount is enough; patch test before first use.
Splash with water first. The gel lathers best on wet skin and needs less product that way.
Work in gentle circles for about a minute, paying attention to the nose, chin and forehead.
Rinse thoroughly, pat dry, and follow with toner or moisturiser. The pack suggests twice daily.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Haldi Neem Face Wash, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a rich texture, a fresh, hydrated feel and a tube that lasts; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“What a gorgeous rich textured face wash! Totally in love with it!”— Atrayee Bandyopadhyay · verified buyer
“Good.... using this for the last 3years almost... highly concentrated so one bottle easily runs 2to 3months”— Sourav Biswas · verified buyer
“I have been using this particular face wash since years. It feels absolutely like pure honey and keeps my skin really fresh, glowing yet hydrated.”— Jit Sarkar · published review
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST TUBE
The current pack prints All Types of Skin. The lather is soft and honey-based, so dry skin tolerates it; the neem and tulsi make it a natural pick for oily or acne-prone skin.
Daruharidra, neem, tulsi, haridra, rose and lemon oil as botanicals; coco amino propyl betaine, Aculyn 60, honey, sodium benzoate, sunset yellow FCF and purified water in the base.
The pack prints sulphate free and paraben free. The cleansing agent is a coco-betaine.
The pack says twice daily. A coin-sized amount is enough; it is concentrated.
No. The colour comes from a small amount of sunset yellow FCF, not from raw turmeric paste, and it rinses clean.
Three sizes are listed: 75, 100 and 150 mL. Availability changes, so check the size selector.

One last look
Wet skin. A coin-sized amount. Sixty seconds. Turmeric and neem, twice a day.
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