Bridal Ubtan Recipe: A wedding day is incredibly special for every girl. Every bride wants her skin to glow naturally and her face to look fresh, even without makeup. Many turn to salon treatments and expensive skincare products for this. However, if you prefer to care for your skin at home, a traditional *ubtan* (herbal paste) is a simple and effective option.

Made with ingredients like gram flour (*besan*), turmeric, sandalwood, almonds, honey, rose water, and saffron, this *ubtan* helps exfoliate the skin and leaves it feeling soft. However, no home remedy can guarantee a celebrity-like glow in just 10 days; results depend on individual skin type and consistent care.

Cleanse your face with a mild face wash before applying the *ubtan*.
Ingredients needed to make the *ubtan*:
To prepare this traditional *ubtan*, you need 2 tablespoons of gram flour, half a teaspoon of turmeric powder, 1 tablespoon of sandalwood powder, and 1 tablespoon of almond powder. Additionally, take a few strands of saffron, 1 teaspoon of honey, and 1 tablespoon of rose water. You can use raw milk as needed to create the paste.

How to prepare the traditional *ubtan*:
First, combine the gram flour, sandalwood powder, almond powder, and turmeric in a clean bowl and mix well. Add the saffron strands, followed by the honey and rose water.

Gradually add raw milk while mixing everything to form a smooth paste. The consistency should be neither too runny nor too thick. If you have oily skin, you can reduce the amount of milk used.

How to apply it to your face:
Cleanse your face with a mild face wash before application. Apply the prepared *ubtan* evenly across your face and neck, avoiding the areas around your eyes and lips. Leave it on for about 10–15 minutes.

Once the *ubtan* begins to dry slightly, wash your face with water. Avoid rubbing your skin vigorously while removing it. Make sure to apply a light moisturizer to your face afterwards.

How often should you use it?
If this *ubtan* suits your skin, you can use it 2–3 times a week. Avoid trying a new remedy for the first time right before your wedding; it is better to perform a patch test a few days in advance by applying a small amount to your hand or behind your ear.

Gram flour (*besan*) and almond powder help remove dead skin cells and dirt, while honey helps keep the skin moisturized. Sandalwood and rose water provide a cooling and refreshing sensation to the face. Turmeric has traditionally been used in skincare.

If you have very sensitive skin, active pimples, or an allergy to any of the ingredients, consult a dermatologist before using it. Also, do not forget to apply sunscreen during the day, as using an *ubtan* alone is not enough to maintain that bridal glow. Good sleep, adequate hydration, a balanced diet, and a regular skincare routine are also essential for a healthy-looking complexion.

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