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Chiksa

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Traditional use of Chiksa is an age old remedy for to-be brides for a glowing and fragrant skin supple, nourished and smooth. Chiksa is power packed with many potent ingredients which include sandalwood, turmeric, rose petal powder etc.

Herbalicious Chiksa is the age-old bridal beauty secret — a traditional herbal ubtan powder used for generations on to-be brides for glowing, fragrant, supple skin. Power-packed with sandalwood, turmeric and rose petal powder, it cleanses, brightens and softens the skin the natural way. Handcrafted in small batches by founder Farah Arif Khan, following the same home rituals Herbalicious has kept alive since 2014.

What it does

How to use

Mix half a teaspoon of powder with enough milk or water to make a smooth paste. Apply all over face and neck, let it soak in for 10–15 minutes, then wash off and pat dry. Use twice or thrice a week — or a few hours before an event — for soft, clean and shiny skin.

Frequently asked questions

What is Chiksa?
Chiksa is a traditional herbal ubtan powder — a blend of sandalwood, turmeric and rose petal powder — used for generations as a pre-bridal treatment for glowing, fragrant, supple skin.
How do I use it?
Mix half a teaspoon with milk or water to form a paste. Apply on face and neck, leave for 10–15 minutes, rinse off and pat dry. Use 2–3 times a week.
Can I use it before an event?
Yes — apply it a few hours before any event for instantly softer, brighter, cleaner-looking skin. For a wedding, start a few weeks in advance so the glow builds.
Is Chiksa only for brides?
Not at all. Brides made it famous, but anyone can use it 2–3 times a week as a natural glow face pack.
Should I mix it with milk or water?
Milk gives a richer, more nourishing pack (great for dry skin); water keeps it light (great for oily skin). Both work — choose for your skin type.
Will turmeric stain my skin yellow?
No. The turmeric in Chiksa is balanced by sandalwood and rose, and it rinses off cleanly with water when used as directed.