How to use Manjistha to get a glowing skin

Let’s be real—most of us want that glowing, glassy skin without dropping thousands on fancy bottles that look good on shelves but don’t do much else. If you’re nodding right now, let’s talk about Manjistha. Yep, that old-school Ayurvedic root your nani probably used? It’s back, and honestly, it deserves the spotlight.

Manjistha (or Rubia cordifolia if we’re being formal) is basically skincare from the inside out. It purifies the blood, helps with breakouts, fades pigmentation, calms those random flare-ups, and gives your skin that even-toned, lit-from-within vibe—all naturally.

The easiest way? A DIY face pack. Mix some Manjistha powder with rose water. Add a pinch of haldi or a drop of honey. Apply, chill for 15–20 mins, rinse, and boom—fresh-faced already. Twice or thrice a week is all it takes to see that glow-up.

If your skin’s throwing tantrums, pair it with aloe vera. Manjistha detoxes, aloe soothes. It’s like your skin’s comfort meal after a rough day in the sun.

And yes, you can drink your way to better skin too. Brew some Manjistha tea—just a teaspoon of the powder boiled in water. It doesn’t taste amazing , but it works.

For oily skin? Add Multani Mitti to the mix. It tightens pores, controls grease, and keeps your face matte but not desert-dry.

And if you're into facial massages or just want to feel fancy at home—Manjistha-infused oil is a whole vibe. Warm some almond or sesame oil with the powder, strain it, and massage a few drops at night. Your skin will thank you in the morning.

A quick heads-up: if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, skip drinking it. And if your skin is Sahara-dry, pair it with something hydrating so it doesn’t feel tight.

So yeah, while the world chases the next viral serum, Manjistha’s just sitting there like, “I’ve been here. I work. You coming or not?” And once you start using it, you’ll get it. Next time someone compliments your glow, just smile and say, “Oh, it’s just a little thing called Manjistha.”
**This news was published on Times of India on 31st July, 2025.

 

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