Quick answer
Multani mitti is a natural clay that soaks up oil brilliantly — great for oily skin, risky for dry skin. Here is what it does, how to use it safely in Bangladesh, and when to skip it.
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Shop oily-skin products →What multani mitti is
Multani mitti (fuller’s earth) is a natural clay. Its one real strength: it absorbs oil and sebum strongly, so a clay mask can leave oily skin feeling matte and clean. In humid Bangladesh weather that is genuinely useful — for the right skin type.
Who it suits
- Oily / acne-prone skin — an occasional oil-absorbing mask. Pairs with the oily-skin routine.
- T-zone of combination skin — apply only on the oily zone (see combination routine).
Who should avoid / go easy
- Dry or sensitive skin — it can strip too much and leave skin tight and irritated. Use rarely or skip.
- Everyone: do not leave it until cracking-dry; rinse while still slightly damp.
Safe way to use
- Mix with plain water or rose water into a paste (not lemon).
- Leave 10 minutes max, rinse, then moisturise — always.
- Once a week for oily skin is plenty.
The honest limit
It manages oil for a day — it does not cure acne, shrink pores permanently, or brighten. For those, use a real routine: BHA for pores/oil, acne treatment. Other honest naturals: what actually works.
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