Skin15 min
Besan and Curd T-Zone Pack
Besan and fresh curd, with a pinch of neem, go only on the oily T-zone. Rinse the pack before it dries hard. It is a short kitchen pack, not a way to stop oily skin.
About this besan curd T-zone pack
The T-zone here means the forehead, nose, and chin when those parts feel oily. Besan and fresh curd make a paste for that area alone, not for dry cheeks. A pinch of neem powder is mixed in because it is part of this recipe, not because it treats blemishes.
Rinse before the paste turns stiff. A pack that dries hard is uncomfortable and can tug the skin. This mix does not control oil through the day and does not clear pimples. If the T-zone is not actually oily, skip it.
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon besan
- 1 tablespoon fresh curd
- a pinch of neem powder
How to prepare
- Mix besan with fresh curd until the paste is smooth.
- Stir in a pinch of neem powder. Add no extra flour that would make it dry and stiff.
How to use
- Wash the face and pat it dry. Put the paste only on the oily forehead, nose, and chin.
- Keep it off the eyes, the lips, and any dry or flaky cheeks.
- Rinse with plain water before the pack dries hard, within about ten minutes.
Helpful habits
- If the paste starts to crack, rinse it at once.
- Use fresh curd. Sour, watery curd makes a poor pack and should be thrown away.
Precautions
- External use only. Do not eat the pack or get it in the eyes.
- Patch test on the inner arm and wait a day. Neem can feel drying.
- Do not use it on broken, cut, or sunburnt skin. Stop if the skin stings.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this besan curd T-zone pack go?
- Only on the oily forehead, nose, and chin. Keep it off dry cheeks.
What if the pack dries hard?
- Rinse it off. Do not peel a stiff layer. Next time use a softer paste and less time.
Will it stop oily skin or pimples?
- No. It is a short pack for an oily T-zone, not a medicine for oil or pimples.
