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pyoura Mulethi (Liquorice) Face Powder — For Skin Hydration & Even Tone
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A mulethi (liquorice) face powder, traditionally valued for hydration and a clearer, more even skin tone. 100% pure and hygienically dried — no preservatives, no chemicals, no additives.
•Supports skin hydration
•Helps even skin tone
• Soothing liquorice actives
₹ 180.00
Regular priceMRP:
₹ 200.00
(Inclusive of all taxes) | ₹ 1.80 / gm
pyoura Mulethi Face Powder is made from hygienically dried mulethi, preserving its skin-caring actives with no chemicals or preservatives. Mulethi is traditionally valued for supporting hydration and a clearer, more even tone.
Supports skin hydration
Helps even skin tone
Soothing liquorice actives
Hygienically dried, no preservatives
100% pure mulethi
Vegan & cruelty-free
Take the required powder in a bowl.
Mix to a smooth paste (see 'Mix with' below)
Apply evenly with a soft face brush, avoiding eyes.
Leave until it just dries (about 10–15 min) — don't let it crack.
Wash off with clean water.
Finish with your pyoura face mist toner
Use about once a week. Patch-test first.
Water — the simplest base.
Rose water / milk / curd — traditional, adds gentle nourishment.
Honey — for dry skin.
Besan (gram flour) — the classic Indian face-pack base.
Sandal powder or multani mitti — for extra cooling / oil-control.
BEST: mix with a pyoura face mist toner instead of water — you swap an inert liquid for an active one, so the paste carries the toner's actives too.
Yes — it's a DIY powder. Mix it to a smooth paste before applying (see 'can I use it with other products' for the best mixing options).
On the face, leave it until it just dries — about 10–15 minutes. Don't let it crack. Then wash off with clean water.
About once a week is ideal — it's a focused ritual step, not a daily product. Your daily toner or hair spray does the everyday work in between.
Mixing fresh keeps the actives potent and avoids preservatives entirely. The trade-off is a few extra minutes — which, for many, is the best part of the ritual.
Yes — this powder is made to be mixed. Traditionally you'd use water, milk or curd, and it blends well with besan or multani mitti. For the best version, mix it with a pyoura brightening face mist (Mulethi or Amla) instead of water, so the paste carries the toner's actives too. Wash off, then finish with your toner.