Because natural medicines are thought to be safer and have less adverse effects than synthetic ones, they are more widely accepted. The demand for herbal formulations is rising on the global market. Formulating and assessing a polyherbal face pack composed of herbal substances is the aim of this effort. Aloe vera powder, turmeric powder, neem powder, orange peel powder, kiwi powder, and Multani mitti. The powder was purchased in dried, powdered form from the nearby market, put through a sieve (number 80), combined well, made, and examined for its organoleptic, physico-chemical, and microscopical characteristics. For a face pack, the combined dried powders flow properties were acceptable. Face masks or packs made of herbs are used to promote blood circulation and rejuvenation. The purpose of this study is to create and assess a herbal face pack that uses natural herbal components to promote bright skin. The dried powder form of natural herbal components, like aloe vera and turmeric, was bought from a nearby market. To ensure a homogeneous formulation, all powdered natural substances were weighed precisely, sieved using 80 mesh, combined geometrically, and tested for irritancy, organoleptic, physicochemical, physical, and phytochemical properties. For a face pack, the combined dried powders flow properties were acceptable. Herbal face packs or masks are used to increase blood flow, tone muscles, preserve skin elasticity, and clear impurities from pores on the skin. In this study concludes that all face pack formulations were found to have good physical parameters and to be free of skin irritations; therefore, we found good properties for the face packs. However, more optimization studies are needed to determine the practical benefits of face packs for use as cosmetic products on humans.