Bridal Chiksa Bath Ubtan

BRIDAL CHIKSA - FULL BODY POLISHING

Brides Be Ready

Every girl strives to look the best on her wedding day, in Indian culture a bride starts her pre-bridal beauty regime weeks before her big day, we also have a ritual dedicated to this whole idea of enhancing the beauty of the bride and groom where a bride and groom both are applied Haldi Ubtan (turmeric paste) so that they dazzle with sparkling radiance on their skin which separates them from others present for the wedding. In the pre bridal beauty regime a special bath powder is also used, this is called Chiksa Powder. Using chiksa powder for skin glow and fragrance is nothing new for brides to be in India.

An Introduction to Chiksa Powder

♦Chiksa powder is a bath powder which is prepared by mixing different ingredients like sandal wood, turmeric, rose petals and many other aromatic and therapeutic ingredients.

♦It benefits the skin by removing the dead skin, de-tans, lightens skin tone, reduces dark patches, making it smooth, radiant and supple.

♦Apart from imparting glow and suppleness to the skin, chiksa also leaves a soothing fragrance that lingers on for sometime after all it is a perfumed(natural fragrance) bath powder.

♦it is usually used by brides as beauty treatment of fully body & face but its ideal even for wives to use it specially around bed time

How to use chiksa bath powder

Mix it wth milk (dry skin) or for oily skin with plain water or rose water

Apply on full body specially on dark areas lik knees, elbows, underarms, neck, feet.

Let it dry for 15-20 minutes N then while washing it off scrub Ur body with it.

After washing properly with warm water Don't apply soap until next day

Apply once in 8-10 Days for Normal body cleansing

bride can start 3 before n apply thrice a week.

Don't use soap atleast 24 hours after using chiksa or haldi