Tulsi herbal face and hair mask sattva 100gr

SATTVA Tulsi Face and Hair Mask is a pure Ayurvedic powder mask made from 100% Tulsi leaf powder, also known as holy basil. People usually choose this kind of botanical mask when they want a simple, single-ingredient option for skin that tends to look shiny or feel congested, or for a scalp that needs a fresher, cleaner feel without heavy styling residue.

Tulsi has a long history in Ayurvedic tradition, where it is valued as an aromatic herb for both internal and external use. In cosmetic use, its plant compounds matter most: Tulsi naturally contains polyphenols, flavonoids, tannins and fragrant essential oil components such as eugenol. In plain terms, these substances help the mask act in several ways at once. The fine powder gives mild physical exfoliation, which helps lift away surface buildup. Tannins have an astringent effect, so skin may look more refined and matte after rinsing. Antioxidant plant compounds help protect the formula from feeling too harsh on the skin surface, while the herbal aroma adds a fresh, green note during use.

As a face mask, SATTVA Tulsi Herbal Face and Hair Mask suits those who prefer powder cosmetics that can be mixed fresh just before application. Because it contains only Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf powder, you can keep the texture simple with water, or combine it with rose water if that fits your skincare regimen. It is often chosen for combination or oily-looking skin, especially when the goal is a cleaner-looking surface and less visible excess shine.

As a scalp and hair mask, Tulsi works more like a cleansing herbal treatment than a rich conditioning mask. It helps remove light buildup from the scalp, leaves the roots feeling lighter, and can be useful when the scalp is prone to visible flaking or feels less fresh between washes. This makes it a practical option for people who like herbal hair care powders and want something minimal, vegan and easy to combine with other non-heavy hair products.

Because this is a concentrated plant powder, it is best to introduce it gently, especially if your skin is reactive or you are sensitive to herbs from the mint family. Avoid the eye area, do not use on irritated or damaged skin, and stop use if discomfort or redness appears. If you know you react to Lamiaceae plants, patch testing first is a sensible step.