At-home Facial

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At-home Facial

A 6-step salon-style ritual at home

A good facial is really a sequence: prepare the skin, clear away dead cells, deep cleanse, massage, soothe and nourish. Our massage gels, scrub, clay mask and massage creams are made to follow each other, so you get a complete facial at home in about 30 minutes. Once every one or two weeks keeps skin soft, clean and glowing.

Our pick for you: Rupanjali Beauty Gold Massage Gel

Your Rupanjali routine

Why a facial helps

Daily cleansing removes surface dirt, but dead cells, oil and tiredness still build up. A regular facial clears that buildup, the massage boosts circulation, and the final creams leave skin soft and nourished.

Your 6-step facial

  1. Prepare: wash your face, then massage the Rice Massage Gel for 2 to 3 minutes to hydrate and soften.
  2. Exfoliate: Chocolate Face and Body Scrub in gentle circles for about a minute, avoiding the eye area. Rinse.
  3. Deep cleanse: apply the Clay Face Mask, leave it until it feels dry, then rinse with lukewarm water.
  4. Massage: Gold Massage Gel with upward strokes for 5 minutes.
  5. Soothe: Aloe Vera Massage Cream to calm and moisturise.
  6. Nourish: finish with Rice Massage Cream and leave a thin layer on the skin.

Tips for best results

  • Tie your hair back and start with clean hands
  • Always massage upwards and outwards, never drag the skin down
  • Skip the scrub over active pimples or broken skin
  • Do it in the evening so skin can rest overnight

Frequently asked questions

How often should I do an at-home facial?
Once every 1 to 2 weeks is enough for most skin. Doing it more often can over-exfoliate and irritate.
How long does the full facial take?
About 30 to 40 minutes for all six steps. Keep your phone away and enjoy it as me-time.
Can I do a facial if I have active pimples?
Skip scrubbing and massaging over breakouts, as it can spread irritation. Cleanse and use the clay mask, or wait until the pimples settle.
Is it good to do a facial right before an event?
Do it 1 to 2 days before, so any redness from scrubbing has time to calm down and skin looks its best on the day.
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