SkinSnap started with a familiar frustration. Traditional face packs come in two flavours of compromise: loose powders that clump and harden in humid Indian bathrooms, or pre-mixed creams that sit in tubes for months and need preservatives to stay usable. Fresh was clearly better — but fresh meant bowls, spoons, guessed ratios and a stained washbasin every single time.
So we built the dual-chamber pouch. One chamber holds 20ml of pure rose water, the other 20g of herbal powder, sealed apart from the day it is packed. Press the rose water chamber, massage for a few seconds, tear and apply — a freshly activated face pack with the exact right ratio, no mess and no preservatives.
We are a three-person founding team — Sagar, Pratham, Tarun — and we are still a small company that makes one thing and tries to make it well. Everything we have learned about clay, rose water and honest skincare routines is written up in our guides.
A single-use face pack pouch with two sealed chambers: 20ml of pure rose water on one side and 20g of herbal powder on the other. They stay separate until you press the rose water chamber, massage for 10–15 seconds to mix, tear the corner and apply.
Bulk clay powder absorbs moisture and hardens in Indian humidity, and pre-mixed cream packs need preservatives to survive months in a tube. Keeping the liquid and powder sealed apart means every pack activates fresh — with no preservatives and no chemicals at all.
A single pouch is ₹29. The 4-in-1 combo with all four variants — Multani Mitti, Orange Peel, De-Tan and Korean Glow — is ₹99.
SkinSnap is an Indian brand, built for Indian skin, climate and budgets. We sell across India and talk to customers on Instagram (@skinsnap.india) and WhatsApp.