Curd Powder

Curd Powder is a cosmetic-grade ingredient derived from fermented milk solids and processed into a fine powder. Naturally containing lactic acid, proteins, and nutrients, it is commonly used in skincare and haircare formulations. This versatile powder is often included in DIY beauty recipes, masks, and cosmetic blends where a smooth texture and nourishing profile are desired.

Uses

• Added to face masks as part of skincare routines
• Used in hair masks for soft and manageable hair care preparations
• Included in DIY scrubs and packs for natural cleansing blends
• Incorporated into cosmetic formulations as a nourishing ingredient

Benefits

• Supports natural skin hydration
• Provides gentle exfoliation in cosmetic preparations
• Helps maintain soft, nourished-looking hair
• Suitable for DIY cosmetic and herbal formulations
• A natural addition to everyday beauty routines

How to Use

• For Skincare: Mix 1–2 teaspoons of curd powder with water, rose water, or aloe vera gel to form a smooth paste. Apply evenly as a face mask, leave on for 10–15 minutes, then rinse with water.
• For Haircare: Blend curd powder with water or herbal powders to prepare a smooth paste. Apply to the scalp and hair, leave for about 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.