Nat Habit Fresh Whipped Face Cream, Clove Tea-Tree Terpene+ All Day Face Malai For Anti-Acne, Face Moisturisation, Acne Control & Sun Protection (30gm, Pack of 1)

Who it's for

Choose this face cream if you want daily moisture with acne-focused care. Nat Habit positions the cream for adult facial use and lists it for all, combination, dry, normal, and sensitive skin types. Reviews add useful nuance: many shoppers like the hydration and soft feel, while a few with oilier skin say application can feel sticky.

What it's made of

Reach for this formula when you want a cream built around oils, dairy-based ingredients, and herbs. The ingredient list includes washed desi ghee, raw milk, tea-tree oil, clove, neem oil and leaves, kalonji oil, pomegranate oil, jojoba oil, aloe vera pulp, shea, olive oil and cream, lavender, sesame oil, mulethi, lodhra, vitamin E, and vitamin C. Bullets also call out an Ayurvedic preparation process and a chemical-free skincare approach.

When you'd use it

Apply the face malai after cleansing when skin needs everyday moisture. Directions say to use it across the face and neck, then massage from the center of the forehead outward, under the eyes from nose to outer eye, upward on cheeks, and upward on the neck. The product is positioned as an all-day malai and a sun-protective moisturizer, and daily use is suggested as often as needed.

What buyers say

Expect a rich, creamy texture that many reviewers still find light on skin. Buyers frequently mention a natural-smelling fragrance, soft skin by morning, and a glow that becomes noticeable within about a week. Absorption is the main tradeoff in reviews: some say the cream sinks in quickly, while others say it feels sticky until fully worked in.

Good to know

Massage until fully absorbed to avoid a tight finish. The safety note says the aloe part of the malai can create unnecessary tightening if the cream is not massaged in well. Storage guidance is straightforward: keep the cream airtight in a cool, dry place and use within 6 months of manufacture.