Multani Mitti clay has a pale tint and is made from decomposed volcanic ash. Fuller's earth was originally used in the early English wool industry, hence the name. Fullers utilised it to clean and degrease woollen cloths during the 'fulling' process due to its oil-absorbing properties.

Multani Mitti was one of the first ingredients used for beauty masks. Multani mitti can improve skin look by eliminating blemishes and acne scars. However, it effectively removes blackheads and whiteheads by deep cleaning the pores. Deep cleansing with Multani Mitti removes pollutants and dead skin cells, resulting in a refreshed and radiant complexion. This improves skin permeability and facilitates the absorption of moisturiser.

The colour of multani mitti clay can range from cream to yellow.

APPLICATION: Mix with water and use instead of soap to wash oily compounds. Making a paste with rosewater and letting it dry creates an oil-absorbing and purifying mask suitable for oily and normal skin. For centuries, Indian women have used this home remedy to treat skin problems such as acne, along with rosewater and lemon juice. It can also be used as a bath powder or dry shampoo.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Use 5-100% in skin-care products, 1 teaspoon (15 mL) per pound/500g of soap. Active Multani Mitti, often known as Multan's Sand, is a mineral-rich kaolin. Please note that all of our products are intended for external usage only. Certificate of Analysis Multani Mitti Clay, Lot No. 21027A11219 Best Before: July 2023. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight. Properties Specifications Results: Cream to tan fine powder. Complies Odour: The characteristic odour. Complies Total moisture: < 0.1%. Complies
Total Ash: < O.1% Complies