Skincare duo crafted for natural detan care and deep hydration.
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Gulaab Chandan Ubtan(15g) + Rose Drench Hydrating Face Mist (10ml) Duo is a natural skincare ritual designed to gently detan, purify, and deeply hydrate the skin for a fresh, radiant glow.
The Gulaab Chandan Ubtan works as a traditional detan face pack, enriched with the goodness of rose, sandalwood, barley, and gram flour. It helps remove sun tan, reduce dullness, and cleanse impurities while improving skin texture and brightness. With regular use, it reveals smoother, clearer, and more even-toned skin.
The Rose Drench Hydrating Face Mist, made with pure rose water, instantly refreshes and soothes the skin. It acts as a lightweight hydrating mist that helps maintain moisture balance and gives a natural dewy glow throughout the day.
We know - INCI names sound like chemistry class. But being European Union Compliant means we meet the strictest ingredient standards in the world. These scientific names aren’t meant to confuse you - they’re proof that every JiViSa formula is clean, safe, and globally approved. So while Butyrospermum Parkii just means Shea Butter, transparency is how we keep your trust (and your skin) clear.
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