So let’s see, about Nibhanjan cream - it’s true that some Ayurvedic formulations can help with dark spots and acne scars, but not every product suits every skin type—especially if your skin is sensitive and reacts easily. It’s like finding the right fit…takes a bit of trial and error sometimes.
Since your skin is very oily and sensitive, trying this cream might be a gamble. If it contains herbs that are heating like mustard or excessive camphor, it might exacerbate your condition. Use a tiny patch test first. Seriously, a small bit on your wrist or behind your ear to ensure you don’t react to it. Better safe than sorry, right?
The timing? Well, usually, creams like these are best applied at night. Your skin repairs itself overnight, so you’d likely get the maximum effect then. As for seeing results, patience is key in Ayurveda. It might take 4-6 weeks before you notice changes. If used day in and day out with right routine, it can reward the faithful.
You’ve mentioned acne and pigmentation, let’s throw a few more options here. Having an oily skin is tricky, so balancing the right kapha and pitta through your diet might help. Cut the spicy and fried foods, incorporate more cooling foods like cucumber and fresh greens. And, drink plenty of warm water to help your agni.
Maybe try some simple home remedies using turmeric paste and aloe vera. Turmeric is known for its anti-inflammatory properties. Mix a pinch of turmeric with sandalwood powder and apply it gently… Aloe vera can also be cooling and soothing for irritated skin.
For long-term remedies, look into an Ayurvedic cleanse or panchakarma under guidance of a pro to balance those doshas. It’s important not to stop your skincare journey with just one cream. Dive deeper into the root cause and chip away gradually.
So, Nibhanjan Cream may help, but it’s just part of a larger puzzle. Stay persistent and kind to your skin—it’ll thank you eventually.
