Hesh Multani Mitti 100 gm

Hesh Multani Mitti 100?gm — what it is, what it does, and how people commonly use it ??

?? What is Multani Mitti (and this product)

“Multani Mitti” — known in English as “Fuller’s?Earth” — is a natural clay with high absorbent and cleansing properties.

The Hesh product gives you 100?g of this clay in powder form — useful for skincare routines.

? Why People Use Multani Mitti — Key Benefits

Using Multani Mitti (like Hesh’s) may offer these benefits for skin and scalp: ??

Oil control & shine reduction: Clay absorbs excess sebum/oil from skin, leaving a matte, non?greasy feel — good especially for oily or combination skin.
Deep cleansing & pore detox: Multani Mitti can draw out dirt, sweat, and pollutants from skin pores — making skin feel cleaner and reducing chances of blackheads/whiteheads.

Acne and blemish support: Because of oil absorption + pore cleansing + mild antibacterial action, it’s often used to help reduce acne breakouts or prevent new ones.

Exfoliation & skin?tone improvement: The clay provides a gentle natural exfoliation, removing dead skin cells and potentially improving skin brightness & complexion over time.
Cooling & soothing effect: Multani Mitti is often used to soothe skin irritations, calm sun?burn, or reduce inflammation/redness because of its cool and mild clay nature.

?? Common Uses — How People Use It

Here’s how you can use Hesh Multani Mitti at home:

Face mask / face pack: Mix 1–2 tsp powder with water, rose water, or milk (depending on your skin type) ? apply on face/neck ? leave ~10–15?min (or until just before fully dry) ? wash off with lukewarm water. Good for regular oil control and cleansing.
Spot treatment or acne test: Apply small paste on pimples or acne?prone spots — the clay may help dry excess oil and reduce inflammation.

Dandruff / scalp care (occasionally): Some people use diluted Multani Mitti paste on oily scalp to absorb excess oil before washing hair — can help with greasy scalp or mild dandruff.

As a cleansing + exfoliating clay: Mixed with gentle scrub agents (oats, ground nut shell, etc.), it can help remove dead skin cells and leave skin smoother.

?? What to Keep in Mind / Precautions

Because it absorbs oil, Multani Mitti can be drying — if you have dry or sensitive skin, it may cause tightness, dryness or irritation.
Over?use (too frequently) or leaving clay mask on until fully dry / cracked can strip skin of natural moisture — better to wash off when mask starts to firm but is still somewhat damp.

Always patch?test on a small area first — especially if your skin is reactive / sensitive.

After using a Multani Mitti mask, it’s often a good idea to moisturize or apply a gentle serum — to restore moisture balance.

????? Note on Evidence

While Multani Mitti has a long history of traditional use, modern scientific evidence around many of the claims (acne cure, pigmentation removal, anti?aging) is limited.

Hence, it’s best used as a supportive / cosmetic clay mask rather than as a “cure.” Using it occasionally + combining with good overall skincare (cleansing, sunscreen, hydration) works best.