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Multani Mitti Powder for Face & Hair (Pack of 2)
Buy 1 Get 1 FREE2 pouches in every order
- Pay when it arrives
- Free shipping across India
- 7-day replacement
Before you order
What you actually get.
Two zip pouches of plain multani mitti powder. Nothing to assemble, nothing to learn.
Two pouches in every pack 
Spooning out the powder 
Mixed with dahi into a paste 
Spreading the paste on the face 
Used as a hair pack too 
Washed off, face patted dry
In the boxPack of 2 · 500 g in all
Two 250 g pouches arrive in every pack.
Each pouch holds 250 g of fine multani mitti powder and closes with a zip, so it stays dry in a bathroom cupboard between uses. A face pack takes about two spoons, so one pouch lasts a long time. Most homes keep one pouch for face packs and hand the second to whoever wants a hair pack or an ubtan.
Where people use it
The mitti every home already knows.
The face pack your mother made in a katori. Same powder, now in a zip pouch.
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Weekly face pack
Two spoons of powder, a little water or gulab jal, a thin layer on the face, rinse once it sets. The Sunday ritual.
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Summer and oily days
The classic pack for hot, sticky months, when the face feels greasy by afternoon.
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Hair pack
Mixed into a thin paste and applied along the scalp and roots before a hair wash.
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04
Haldi and shaadi ubtan
Mixed with a pinch of haldi and a little dahi for the pre-wedding ubtan.
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Mother and daughter
The pack that gets made for two. Easy to share from one pouch.
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Body and feet
Elbows, knees and heels, the same way the face pack is made, just a little more paste.
- Just the mitti.A plain powder. You choose what goes in the bowl: water, gulab jal or dahi.
- Soaks up surface oil.Clay drinks up the greasy film, so the face feels clean and fresh after you rinse.
- Fine powder, smooth paste.Ground fine, so it mixes without lumps and spreads in a thin even layer.
- Two big pouches.250 g each, 500 g in the pack. Enough for months of weekly face packs.
How to use
Mix, apply, rinse.
The only thing people get wrong is the paste. Keep it smooth, not runny.
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Mix two spoons into a smooth paste
Add water, gulab jal or dahi a little at a time and stir until it looks like thick curd.
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Apply a thin, even layer
Spread it on a clean face with your fingers. Keep it away from the eyes and lips.
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Rinse once it starts to set
Wash it off with plain water and pat the face dry.
What a face-pack session looks like
Fifteen minutes, start to finish.
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Minute 0
Mix the paste
Two spoons of powder in a katori, liquid a little at a time, until it is smooth.
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Minute 2
Apply
A thin even layer over the face and neck. Thin sets evenly; thick cracks.
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Minute 12
Let it set
Sit back. The colour turns lighter as the paste sets.
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Minute 15
Rinse and pat dry
Plain water, gentle hands, then pat dry with a soft towel.
Times are for a normal face pack at home. Thicker layers take longer to set.
From our customers
What people wrote back.
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“Bachpan mein mummy yahi lagati thi. Pouch bada hai aur powder ekdum mehen hai, gulab jal ke saath smooth paste banta hai. Dusra pouch didi ko de diya.”
Pooja S. · Kanpur Paid on delivery
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“Garmi mein face bahut oily ho jaata tha. Hafte mein do baar lagati hoon, dhone ke baad chehra saaf aur fresh lagta hai.”
Ritika M. · Jaipur Paid on delivery
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“Achha hai. Pehli baar paste bahut gaadha banaya aur sookh ke crack ho gaya. Patla layer lagao, tab sahi rehta hai.”
Sunita K. · Indore Paid on delivery
Fair questions
The things people ask.
Do I have to pay online?
No. Cash on delivery is the default. Place the order, the agent brings the pack, you see both pouches, then you pay. Prepaid is there only for people who prefer it.
What exactly is in the pack?
Two zip pouches of multani mitti powder, 250 g each, so 500 g in all. Nothing else is mixed in. You add water, gulab jal or dahi at home when you make the paste.
Is multani mitti the same as fuller's earth?
Yes. Fuller's earth is the English name for multani mitti, the natural clay that has been used for face packs in Indian homes for generations.
How often can I use it?
Most people use it as a face pack once or twice a week. On dry skin, mix it with dahi or milk instead of water, and rinse as soon as it starts to set rather than letting it dry hard.
Can I use it on my hair?
Yes. Mix it into a thinner paste, apply it along the scalp and roots, leave it for a short while and wash it out with your usual hair wash.
What if a pouch arrives torn?
We replace it. Torn, missing or damaged pouches are covered by the 7-day replacement.
Also searched as
What people call this.
The words people use when they look for plain multani mitti.
- multani mitti
- multani mitti powder
- pure multani mitti
- मुल्तानी मिट्टी
- fuller's earth
- multani mitti face pack
- multani mitti clay
- clay face mask
- clay mask
- natural face pack
- ubtan
- multani mitti ubtan
People look for multani mitti, for multani mitti powder, or for the English name, fuller's earth. Often the search is simply for a face pack or a clay mask, or for the mitti that goes into a haldi ubtan before a wedding.
This is the plain powder, so the same pouch makes all of them. Mix it with water, gulab jal or dahi into whatever pack you need.