Ayurvedic Facial Scrubbing: Quick Preview Dosha-Specific Formulas:
Vata: Chickpea + almond powder with milkPitta: Green gram + oats powder with rose waterKapha: Rice powder + coarse powder with lime juice/yogurt/honeyApplication Basics:
Apply with hair protected and eyes covered Follow facial hair direction on face (top to bottom) Process according to dosha (3-5 minutes) Remove with gentle wiping motions against hair growth Benefits: Removes toxins, opens pores, improves circulation, and creates radiant skin.
Dosha-Specific Scrub Recipes π± Vata Skin Scrub Ingredients: Preparation: Grind into a medium-fine powder (not too fine or coarse) Mix with 1 tsp milk before application π Pitta Skin Scrub Ingredients: Preparation: Grind into a coarse powder Mix with 1 tsp rose water before application π§ Kapha Skin Scrub Ingredients: 1 tsp rice powder 1 tsp coarse powder Preparation: Grind into a very coarse powder Mix with 1 tsp of either: Application Method π Preparation: Wear a headband to keep hair away from face Protect eyes with:Cucumber slices Potato slicesCotton pads soaked in rose water Application Direction: Face: Apply from top to bottom, following facial hair directionNeck: Apply from bottom to topProcessing Time: Pitta: 3 minutesVata: 4 minutesKapha: 5 minutesRemoval: Use cotton sponges soaked in:Amla water Triphla waterRoom temperature water Wipe in direction opposite to facial hair growth Apply extra pressure on oily areas Finish by cleaning face with wet cotton sponges β¨ Benefits of Scrubbing Removes toxins loosened during the steaming process Opens congested pores and prevents buildup Enhances blood circulation to facial tissues Creates a polished, radiant complexion Preps skin for better absorption of nourishing treatments βοΈ Next Step in Your Ayurvedic Facial Journey The next step is: Facial Nourishing Mask
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References Primary Reference: School of Ayurveda and Panchkarma - Lectures and Notes
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