
Yami Gautam has previously spoken about her fondness for haldi, describing it as an old-school ingredient with a deeper traditional significance. (Image: Instagram)

Speaking to The Indian Express, the actress explained that turmeric continues to hold a special place in her routine. She said that the ingredient is traditionally considered pure and auspicious. Describing haldi as “subh”, she said, “I want to get this tradition back.” (Image: AI-generated)

While shooting for Haq, the actress reportedly experimented with the traditional ingredient. In an interview with MirchiPunjab, the actress revealed that her skin is “really sensitive”. During the film’s haldi ceremony, she decided to take the opportunity to try the ingredient herself. (Image: AI-generated)

The actress said she mixed a little multani mitti with haldi. For her, the combination “really worked like magic”. “For me, haldi is magic,” she said, adding that she is a fan of the ingredient and swears by it. (Image: AI-generated)

How To Make Multani Mitti And Turmeric Face Pack?
The face pack requires just a few ingredients: 1 tablespoon multani mitti, ¼ teaspoon turmeric or haldi, 1-2 teaspoon plain water or rose water, a little plain yogurt (optional).
Mix all the ingredients until you get a smooth paste and apply a thin layer over the face, avoiding the corners of the eyes, and leave it on for around 5-10 minutes. Instead of letting the face pack to dry out completely, you can rinse it off right after 10 minutes.

For decades, turmeric has also been studied for its potential skin-related properties. As per several studies, turmeric contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory components that may help provide the skin with glow and lustre.