Rose Petal Powder | Skin Lightening & Blemishes | Hair & Facial mask scrub | Skin Brightening Hydrating | Minimizer Oil Control Face Mask - 100g

This is a different experience than clay powder. It takes some time to first dry on application. It is not like the typical clay/mud mask. When it finally does dry, is clumpy and feels like dried leaves. Upon washing it will be exfoliating as you rub. It you wet and wait, then you can wipe off easier. There is faint rose smell. When completely off, there is no dryness and no need to apply lotion.

Mix for 30-45 mins, then apply for 40-45mins. Yes it takes 1 hour to 1.5 hour. May have hard time to find the time but I like pampering myself once or twice a month. Good excuse to self refracting moments.

a fan of natural skincare remedies, I recently tried out a rose petal powder packaged in a foil pouch. While the product itself delivers decent results, there are a few drawbacks that leave room for improvement.Firstly, let's talk about the packaging. The pouch, unfortunately, lacks a sealable closure, which is a significant downside. This design flaw means that the powder can easily spill out if the pouch is knocked over, leading to potential mess and waste. I had to resort to using a rubber band to keep it securely closed, which was inconvenient.On the bright side, preparing the paste is a breeze. Simply mix a small amount of rose powder with water, and you're good to go. The paste has a very subtle rose scent, which may disappoint those expecting a more fragrant experience. However, it's easy to apply and surprisingly gentle on sensitive skin. Despite being an exfoliant, it didn't feel overly gritty or harsh during application.After use, my skin felt slightly rough but not uncomfortably dry. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any significant improvement in terms of skin radiance or brightness. However, where it does shine is in its exfoliating properties. The powder effectively sloughs away dead skin cells without irritating, leaving my skin feeling refreshed.