Manjishtha Powder by GraceYes — Pure Manjishtha Powder for Face Pack, 100 gm

Description

Few herbs sit as squarely in the classical texts as manjishtha. Tradition lists Rubia cordifolia, Indian madder root, among the varnya herbs, those traditionally used to brighten and even the complexion. This manjishtha powder for pigmentation is meant for skin marked by tanning, patchiness or the dark spots left behind by old breakouts. Its natural compounds are antioxidants, and the root has a long record in traditional skin care for calming and clarifying.

Root powders are the hardest to get right; coarse ones scratch. Ours is milled and sifted until it feels almost silky, so it spreads thin and lifts dull surface cells gently as the pack dries. Talc is a common bulking filler in face packs; there is none here.

How do you use manjishtha powder on the face for pigmentation? Mix one to two spoons with rose water, milk or curd, apply to clean skin for 15 to 20 minutes, and rinse, two or three times a week. It blends well with rose petal or neem powder. Pigmentation fades slowly with any routine, so pair it with daily sunscreen.

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Manjishtha Powder

  • 100% Plant-Based
  • No Added Preservatives

Indian madder root, finely milled, for the classic varnya face pack India has used for centuries.

Hero ingredient Manjishtha (Indian Madder Root)

Net quantity 100 gm

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Ingredient analysis

1WHOLE PLANTS, POWDERS & CLAYS

Manjishtha Powder

Whole herbs, shade-dried powders, mineral clays and natural exfoliants.

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  • COD available
  • Time-honoured Indian herb
  • Helps reduce pigmentation
  • Promotes radiant, even tone
  • 100% pure manjishtha
  • Keeps skin soft
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At a glance

What it is
Herbal Powders
Hero ingredient
Manjishtha (Indian Madder Root)
Net quantity
100 gm
Free from
Sulfates, parabens, silicones, mineral oil, synthetic parfum, phthalates: in every product, no exceptions
Made in
India · marketed by GraceYes Organics Pvt. Ltd.
Ingredients
1 listed, 1 from plants
Preservatives
None added

BenefitsWhat the ingredients are studied for

Fades pigmentationManjistha's antioxidant anthraquinones (like purpurin) help calm the oxidative stress that triggers excess melanin
Gently exfoliatesFine root powder lifts dull, dead surface cells as it dries
Pure and unadulteratedSingle-ingredient powder
Calms breakoutsDocumented anti-inflammatory and antibacterial activity in traditional pharmacology
Evens the complexionA classical 'varnya' (complexion-brightening) herb

How to use

01Mix 1-2 spoons with water, milk or yoghurt into a smooth paste
02Apply evenly to clean skin
03Leave for 15-20 minutes
04Rinse thoroughly with water

The formula

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1 straight from the plant

One ingredient, straight from the plant.

Whole herbs, shade-dried powders, mineral clays and natural exfoliants.

  • Manjishtha PowderManjishtha, the classical Indian complexion herb, studied for more even-looking skin.

Straight from the plantPlant-derivedOther: water, minerals, beeswax, milk or preservative. What it does is explained in its tab

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Manjishtha Powder

Free FromAnd why that matters

TalcRisk of asbestos contamination; a common bulking filler in face packs
ParabensDetected in breast tissue; suspected endocrine disruptor
PEGsCan carry contamination with 1,4-dioxane, a possible carcinogen
Artificial Colors (Coal-tar dyes)Added to fake a 'herbal' tint; petroleum-derived
Synthetic Fragrance (Parfum)A leading cause of contact allergy in leave-on masks

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use manjishtha powder on the face?

Mix one to two spoons with water, milk or yoghurt into a smooth paste and apply evenly to clean skin, avoiding the eyes. Leave for 15 to 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly with water.

Is manjishtha powder good for pigmentation?

Manjishtha (Indian madder root) is one of the classical herbs traditionally used for an even-looking complexion, including marks left by old breakouts. Pigmentation fades slowly with any routine, so pair the pack with daily sunscreen.

How often should manjishtha be applied?

Two or three times a week, preferably in the evening. It exfoliates lightly as it dries, so sensitive skin should start with one pack a week.

Can manjishtha powder be eaten?

Please do not eat it; we pack this powder for use on skin only. Ask a doctor about any herb you want to take by mouth.

Does manjishtha powder stain the skin?

It is naturally reddish-brown and can leave a faint tint on very light skin, towels and clothes, but it rinses off with a normal wash. It blends well with rose petal or neem powder in one pack.

CautionFor external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs. Patch test before use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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