1. Multani Mitti is known to fight acne and pimples
2. Removes excess sebum and oil
3. Deep cleanses skin removing dirt, sweat and impurities
4. Evens out skin tone and brightens complexion
5. Treats tanning andpigmentation.

6. Effective in treating sunburn, skin rashes and infections (multani mittiis an effective cooling agent)
7. Can be used in cold compresses to treat skin inflammation and insect bites
8. Facilitates blood circulation, leading to radiant, glowing skin
9. Fights and helps in keeping away blackheads/whiteheads, blemishes, freckles, pimple/acne spots
10. Has antiseptic properties

Multani Mitti helps scrub away the dead skin cells, helps boost circulation and helps maintain good skin health. Multani Mitti deep cleans the skin and unclogs the skin pores. It helps cleanse and purify the skin by pulling out oil, dirt, grime and impurities.

Multani mitti can be your shampoo and conditioner if used with the right combination of ingredients. Fuller's earth is also extremely good for your hair because it conditions your hair in a balanced manner. This means hydrating a dry scalp but also absorbing the excess oil from your oily scalp or hair.

Fuller's earth is used by military and civil emergency service personnel to decontaminate the clothing and equipment of servicemen and CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) responders who have been contaminated with chemical agents.

In the Indian subcontinent, it has been used to clean marble. As a good absorbent, it removes dust, dirt, impurities and stains from the surface and replenishes the shine of the marble.

 It has been used numerous times to clean the Taj Mahal, India with positive results.

The same properties that make fuller's earth effective at removing oils, dirt, and impurities from wool are also effective on human hair and skin.

 Fuller's earth has been used extensively for many years in motion pictures for a variety of applications. In the area of special effects, it is used in pyrotechnics explosions and dust clouds, because it spreads farther and higher than most natural soils, resulting in a blast that looks larger. It is also safer than naturally occurring soil, should the blast spray hit actors. The material was used in the tornado sequence in The Wizard of Oz as the artificial twister plowed its way toward the farmhouse. Fuller's earth is also widely used by the make-up, props, wardrobe, and set dresser departments, because it is considered a "clean" dirt, safer to use around people, and it cleans up easily. However, health concerns in this regard have been debated. Fuller's earth is available in small quantities by make-up suppliers for use in making the face and body appear dirty. It is used by props technicians to make furniture look dusty. Wardrobe dressers use a small, loose-mesh cloth bag filled with fuller's earth to apply it to clothing to make it appear dusty. Set dressers use fuller's earth to change paved streets into dirt roads, to create dust trailing from a moving vehicle over a dirt road, or to indicate a vehicle trail over untravelled ground.