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Unlocking the Ancient Beauty Secret

The wonders of Ubtan

By Nat Habit

In the heart of ancient traditions lies a timeless secret to radiant skin – Ubtan. Derived from the Sanskrit term "Udvartana," meaning to cleanse and beautify the body, Ubtan has been cherished for centuries in India, specially during sacred rituals and weddings.

But what Exactly is Ubtan?

It is not merely a blend of ingredients; rather, a diligent recipe with collective efficacy to cleanse, nourish, rejuvenate and youth-protect the skin.

Among the primary ingredients of traditional Ubtan are besan (gram flour), turmeric, and chandan (sandalwood).

  • Besan acts as a gentle exfoliant, brightening the skin and reducing tan, leaving a healthy glow.
  • Turmeric, known for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, fights acne, soothes irritated skin, and evens out skin tone by inhibiting melanin production.
  • Chandan, rich in alpha-santalol, regulates melanin synthesis, preventing dark spots and adding natural radiance. Its soothing effect makes it ideal for calming sensitive skin

The benefits of Ubtan extend far beyond its individual ingredients. With regular use, the natural exfoliating properties of Ubtan work wonders in revealing a brighter, more even skin tone by sloughing off dead cells.

But one of the most intriguing aspects of Ubtan is its versatility. It can be used in various forms to cater to different skincare needs:

As a cleanser

Ubtan acts as an excellent daily facial cleanser, free from harmful chemicals, ensuring safe, long-term use. Its gentle exfoliation removes dead skin cells, leaving the skin cleansed and smooth.
Apply on damp skin, scrub gently for 20-30 seconds, then rinse for a refreshing cleanse.

However, if the process of preparing a homemade cleanser seems daunting, you can get your hands on Nat Habit’s Daily Ubtan which is formulated to address various skin concerns such as dullness, tan, and pigmentation. It effectively wards off acne, breakouts, and enlarged pores, ensuring a radiant, tight, and supple complexion.

As a Face Pack

When using Ubtan as a face pack, your skin benefits from the full spectrum of its natural ingredients. Acting as a protective barrier, Ubtan forms a layer over your skin, ensuring deep absorption of moisture and potent nutrients. This extended contact allows key components like besan, turmeric, and chandan to penetrate deeply into pores, nourishing the skin and offering diverse skincare advantages.
Simply apply evenly to the face and neck, leaving it on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing off.
From brightening and evening out skin tone to reducing blemishes and enhancing radiance, Ubtan's face pack application ensures comprehensive skincare benefits.

As a Face Wash

Following in-depth research and harnessing modern science, Nat Habit developed Brightening Ubtan Tikta Facewash, crafted with the authentic Ubtan recipe and ingredients, completely devoid of chemicals. You can now enjoy the traditional benefits of Ubtan in a convenient face wash way that blends heritage with modern convenience seamlessly.
Our Ubtan Facewash deeply cleanses tissues, topical layers, and sub-dermal layers, while also purifying blood flow. This gives your skin a radiant glow that emanates from within.

In conclusion, Ubtan transcends the boundaries of conventional skincare, offering a time-tested solution that honors the wisdom of ancient traditions while delivering tangible results in the quest for beautiful, radiant skin. With its potent blend of natural ingredients and versatile applications, Ubtan continues to be a beloved staple in skincare routines across cultures, delivering radiant and healthy skin with each use.
Incorporate this ancient beauty secret into your regimen and unlock the transformative power of Ubtan for yourself.

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