Have you ever wondered how to take advantage of the age-old benefits of ubtan in a soap you can use daily? According to WOW Skin Science, “The word “ubtan” is derived from the Urdu and Hindi languages and is commonly used in South Asian cultures, particularly in India and Pakistan.”
Ubtan, a traditional Indian blend of natural ingredients, has long been celebrated for its skincare benefits. But instead of relying solely on commercial products, why not make your own ubtan soap at home? Not only can you customise it to suit your skin's needs, but you'll also enjoy the satisfaction of creating a natural, chemical-free skincare solution. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make ubtan soap at home:
This traditional skincare has been used for centuries. Homemade ubtan soap offers numerous benefits over store-bought options. It allows you to control the quality and purity of ingredients, ensuring a product free from synthetic additives and preservatives. Also, making soap at home can be cost-effective and allows for customisation to suit your specific skin type. Ubtan soap combines the exfoliating and nourishing properties of traditional ubtan with the convenience of a soap bar, making it a versatile addition to your skincare routine.
To make ubtan soap at home, you'll need a few key ingredients:
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1. Take a blender and grind the almonds in a coarse powder. Then add to it rice flour, besan, turmeric powder, rose powder, multani mitti, and sandalwood powder. Now blend all the ingredients well. Your ubtan powder is ready to use now. You can adjust quantities based on your preference.
2. Cut your soap base into small chunks and melt it in boiling water using a bowl or jar.
3. Once the soap base is melted, slowly stir in the coconut oil, aloe vera gel, and vitamin E capsule. Then add the prepared ubtan powder. Mix thoroughly to ensure an even distribution.
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4. Add a few drops of essential oil to your melted soap for fragrance. Give it a good stir and ensure all ingredients are well combined.
5. Pour the mixture into soap molds. You can use silicone molds for easy removal.
6. Allow the soap to cool and harden. This can take 7-8 hours overnight, depending on the size of your molds. Once fully set, carefully remove the soap from the molds, homemade ubtan soap is ready to use.
Note: Do a patch test on the back of the hand before applying to your face.
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