Q1. Can I use Nachur Blis Face Wash twice daily — morning and night?
ANS: Yes — the Niacinamide, Aloe Vera, and Rose Water base make it gentle enough for
twice-daily use without over-stripping the skin's natural moisture barrier. However, if you
have very dry or sensitive skin, using it once daily at night and rinsing with plain water in the
morning is a gentler approach that preserves natural sebum.
Q2. Will this face wash cause a purging phase — I've seen Niacinamide and Turmeric
can trigger breakouts initially?
ANS: Purging (a temporary increase in breakouts) is typically associated with active exfoliants like
retinoids, AHAs, or BHAs — Niacinamide and Turmeric in a rinse-off face wash are not
strong enough actives to trigger true skin purging. If you experience new breakouts after
switching to this face wash, it is more likely a reaction or sensitivity to one of the essential oil
components rather than purging.
Q3. I'm pregnant — is Nachur Blis Face Wash safe to use during pregnancy?
ANS: Niacinamide is explicitly classified as pregnancy-safe by dermatologists and the American
College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and ingredients like Aloe Vera, Rose Water,
Amla, and Liquorice are all well-tolerated during pregnancy. However, the Lemon Essential
Oil component is a category where caution is advised during pregnancy — check with your
obstetrician before regular use, as concentrated citrus essential oils are one of the
ingredients flagged for avoidance in some pregnancy skincare guides.
Q4. Can I use Nachur Blis Face Wash alongside a retinol serum in my routine — will
Niacinamide react with retinol?
ANS: The old concern about Niacinamide and retinol forming Niacin (which causes flushing) has
been largely debunked at the concentrations used in modern skincare — they can be used
together safely. Using this face wash as your cleanser before applying retinol at night is a
perfectly functional routine, and the Liquorice and Manjistha in the cleanser can actually
complement retinol's brightening effects over time.
Q5. Will the Saffron and Turmeric in this face wash leave a yellow tint on my skin?
ANS: In a rinse-off formulation like a face wash, the contact time is too brief for Saffron or
Turmeric extracts to stain the skin, unlike applying raw turmeric paste which is left on. If you
notice any temporary yellow tint immediately after washing, it rinses away completely with
water.
Q6. I have rosacea or very reactive skin — is Nachur Blis gentle enough for me?
ANS: The Rose Water, Aloe Vera Juice, and Liquorice Root Extract make this formula genuinely
soothing for reactive and rosacea-prone skin, as all three have documented
anti-inflammatory and calming properties. However, Lemon Essential Oil and Neem are
potent actives that can occasionally trigger flushing or irritation in very sensitive
rosacea-prone skin — a patch test on the jaw or neck before full facial use is strongly
recommended.
Q7. Can Nachur Blis Face Wash remove makeup — or do I need a separate makeup
remover first?
ANS: A herbal face wash is designed for cleansing rather than makeup removal, and applying it
directly over heavy or waterproof makeup will not remove it effectively or cleanly. For a
proper double-cleanse, use a micellar water or cleansing oil to remove makeup first, then
follow with Nachur Blis Face Wash to deeply cleanse the skin.
Q8. The face wash contains Almond Oil — won't this make my oily skin worse?
ANS: Almond Oil in a face wash is present in a water-miscible, rinse-off form, meaning it functions
as a brief emollient to prevent the cleanser from over-stripping rather than leaving an oily
residue on skin. For oily skin types, the Neem and Liquorice content actually regulates
sebum production, and since the formulation rinses off cleanly, there is no occlusive oil film
left behind.
Q9. Will using this face wash help with dark spots and pigmentation over time?
ANS: Yes — Niacinamide inhibits melanin transfer to skin cells, Manjistha is a documented
tyrosinase inhibitor that reduces melanin production, Saffron brightens and Liquorice Root
contains Glabridin which is one of the most studied natural depigmenting agents. Used
consistently twice daily over 8–12 weeks, the cumulative brightening effect of these
ingredients can produce visible improvement in mild pigmentation and uneven tone.
Q10. My skin feels tight after washing - does this mean the face wash is too harsh?
ANS: Post-wash tightness typically signals that the surfactants in the formula may be slightly stripping for your skin type, or that you need to follow immediately with a moisturiser to seal in hydration. Try reducing contact time (rinse off within 30 seconds rather than massaging for a minute), and always apply a toner or moisturiser within 60 seconds of washing to prevent transepidermal water loss
