My today’s post is about Mamaearth Ubtan Face Wash. You must have heard about this brand, Mamaearth is Asia’s 1st made safe certified brand and their products are 100% safe, toxin free and made with natural ingredients which is quite interesting. I had never tried any mamaearth product before this purchase, I bought this after reading lots of positive reviews on Nykaa and Amazon. Let’s move ahead to know how it works on my skin.
Price : INR 249 for 100ml
Shelf life : 2 years
Product Description
Mamaearth’s SLS and Paraben free Ubtan Face Wash removes skin tan and gives you fairer skin. Liquorice extract repairs sun damage while Carrot oil removes tan from the upper layer of skin. Enriched with Walnut beads which exfoliate dead skin cells. Antioxidants in Turmeric & Saffron protect the skin cells from free radical damage and lighten the skin tone. Dermatologically tested and pH balanced, gently take care of your skin.
Packaging
Mamaearth ubtan face wash comes in an opaque plastic tube with flip open cap. The tube contains all the detail about the product. The packaging is sturdy and travel friendly but the face wash doesn’t comes off easily from the tube due to its thick ubtan like consistency and you need to push hard to get the actual product. I think tub packaging would be better for this face wash.
Ingredients
Fragrance
It has mild citrusy smell that fades away after washing.
My Experience
I have been using this face wash since past two weeks now and honestly I’m quite satisfied with it. The most impressive thing about this face wash is that it has no harmful chemicals like SLS, SLS, parabens, phthalates and artificial fragrances. The face wash looks like thick ubtan paste that has tiny granules in it. I use this face wash in my morning skin care routine, I usually take a coin sized amount and first massage it on my palm to create lather, then I apply the face wash on my face and massage it for 2-3 minutes.
It lathers up really well and cleanses all the dirt, oil and impurities and leaves it squeaky clean. It does a fairly good job in cleansing and doesn’t leave any film on my skin. Also there was no dry or stretchy feeling on my skin post application, it is gentle on my skin and leaves it soft and smooth. It contains tiny scrubbing granules which gives mild exfoliation and also the granules are quite gentle so won’t cause any redness or irritation.
Now coming to its skin lightening and tan removing claims, it does gives me an instant brightening effect. These days I’m spending my lots of time under the sun and also apply a good sunscreen but still I get little bit of dullness and this face wash helped me to get rid of that. However, Mamaearth ubtan face wash is not complete solution for tan, it just helps removing daily tan and dullness.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Read more:Mamaearth Ubtan Face Mask Review
PROS
▪️ Free from harmful chemicals like SLS, SLS, parabens, phthalates and artificial fragrances.
▪️ Travel Friendly Packaging.
▪️ Cleanses oil, dirt and impurities.
▪️ Leaves skin squeaky clean.
▪️ Doesn’t give dry or stretchy feeling.
▪️ Gentle on skin.
▪️ Makes skin smooth.
▪️ Gives mild exfoliation.
▪️ Brightens skin instantly.
▪️ Reduce sun dullness with regular use.
CONS
▪️ Product doesn’t comes out easily.
▪️ Might not suitable for excessive dry skin.
Overall Rating: 4.5/ 5
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Nisha is a full-time blogger who has been passionately writing since 2018. She covers a wide range of topics, from lifestyle, reviews, consumer guidance to wellness. When she’s not writing blog posts, you can find her learning something new.
