What You Should Know About Fuller’s Earth Facial Pack

Why Iris Garden Fuller’s Earth Facial Pack?

This all-natural and effective facial pack includes three magical ingredients; Fuller’s Earth (Multani Mitti), Kasturi Turmeric (Kasturi Manjal) Gram Flour.

Fuller’s Earth: Health Benefits and Uses

Scientifically named Multani Mitti and its simple meaning is ‘Mud from Multan.’ Fuller’s Earth powder’s main component is Montmorillonite. An excellent absorbent, deep cleanser, and detergent agent. It can pull out oil, dirt, dust, make-up, and unwanted impurities from facial skin. Treat acne, inflammation on the skin, remove away dead skin cells, blackheads, and whiteheads.

Kasturi Turmeric: Health Benefits and Uses

Curcuma Aromatica is a scientific name of Kasturi Turmeric, and the bioactive compound is Curcumin. It is a yellow-colored natural powder. ‘Root’ is the most valuable part. Protects safety from harmful synthetic chemicals —excellent medicine for skin allergies and inflammation; this can prevent skin allergies and acne.

Gram Flour: Health Benefits and Uses

Gram Flour is obtained from raw grams or Besan. It is a rich source of Protein, Linoleic Acid, Oleic acid, Vitamins, etc. Good for acne and skin inflammations. It can stop the over secretion of oil and sebum. Besan is useful for lightening dark spots, acne scars, pigmentation and helps to moisturize dry skin.

The Fuller’s Earth Facial Pack can help you diminish your skin pore sizes and remove pigmentation, scars, acne, blackheads, and whiteheads. You can use it properly and make your skin healthy and naturally glowing.

Healthy skin cannot be achieved overnight, just like how unhealthy skin did not appear in a day. Go natural, the best kind of long-term cures for any skin issues, especially acne.

Dr. (Mrs) R. Chandrika Rajapakshe – Professional Counselor
M.Sc., Ph. B. (University of Peradeniya) – BAMS (University of Colombo)

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