Fruit Face Packs
Fruit face packs offer one of the best ways to maintain and
improve our skin complexion. Fruit face packs are made using extracts of fresh
fruits to nourish the skin and enhance the beauty.
Pomegranate Face Pack
Maduban Naturals brings you a rejuvenating fruit face pack
made up of
fresh whole fruit extracts of pomegranate, papaya, amla in
combination
with high quality Fullers Earth (Multhani mitti). Helps
prevent/control
wrinkles, acne, pimples and leaves your skin smooth, soft and
glowing.
Product content
Pomegranate whole fruit extract, Papaya whole fruit extract,
Amla whole
fruit extract, Fullers earth.
Benefits of our Pomegranate Face Pack
Contains no additives, chemicals or preservatives. 100% Pure
& Natural
Results in glowing skin, softer complexion
Pomegranate whole fruit extract is a natural source of
antioxidants and
omega-5 fatty acids. It is helpful in reducing wrinkles and
has excellent
anti-ageing properties.
Papaya whole fruit extract is an excellent moisturizer
The vitamins and tannins in Amla whole fruit extract help
improve skin
texture
Brightens under-nourished skin
Helps negate the ill-effects of pollution and over-exposure
to sun
Directions for use – single application
Take 1 tsp of the fruit facial powder.
Add rose water or honey (normal/oily skin) or milk/cream(dry
skin) or a
combination of all these to make a paste.
Apply the paste on to the face, neck to form a mask.
Allow the paste to partly dry. It will take about 15 to 20
minutes. While the
face pack dries, it is quite normal to feel a
tingling/itching sensation which
is the result of tightening of skin.
Wash the face thoroughly with water.
Use of the face pack of at least once a week is recommended.
It helps
keep your skin shining and baby soft
You can get more details and buy this product here: http://
www.madubannaturals.com/pom_facepack.htm
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