14 Oct

How can we avail the maximum benefit of Prabha Face Scrub?

One can avail maximum benefit of Prabha Face Scrub by using Face Masques such as Naarangam or Taruni immediately after prabha applicati...

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Can anybody use Prabha Face Scrub while having active acne lesions?

It is generally not recommended to use any kind of scrub, natural or synthetic when having active acne lesions as the scrubbing effect ...

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Is there any side effects of Prabha Face Scrub?

Absolutely not. As the product is formulated using 100% natural ingredients without use of any preservative, added fragrance and colour...

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Can we make the paste with water, rosewater, honey, oil?

No, Ayurveda strongly recommends use of sour curd along with herbs for gentle yet deep exfoliation of skin as sour curd helps in deep p...

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Can we use Prabha Face Scrub daily?

No, As the scrub is made of powerful herbs which deep cleans the skin and helps in cell regeneration so it is advisable to use scrub af...

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Should I conduct a patch test before first use?

Yes, It is always advisable to conduct a patch test for any product either natural or synthetic, before first use. You can know the cor...

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Can men Use it?

Yes, Naarangam Face Masque is designed for both men and women use. Anybody with a sun-tanned skin can use it.

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How many times can I use Naarangam Face Masque in a week?

You can use Naarangam Face Masque more than 3 times a week during summers and minimum twice a week during winters. On the other hand it...

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Can I use rosewater, honey, oil, milk etc to make the paste?

NO, Naarangam Face Masque is designed to use along with clean plain water. Any add ons may negatively affect the desired results.

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How to remove Naarangam Face Masque?

Wet the face with water and gently remove Taruni Face masque using clean water without rubbing much. Pat dry.

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