While making a face pack, the base may remain the same, but the medium in which you make the paste varies depending on your skin type. Different skin types have different needs, and using the right medium can help address those specific needs. Here are some common skin types and suitable mediums for face packs:

Oily Skin

Suitable Medium: Rose Water or Plain water

Additions: Lemon juice, neem powder, multani mitti or aloe vera gel

Dry Skin

Suitable Medium: Yogurt, Honey, Avocado, or Milk Cream

Additions: A few drops of almond oil, olive oil, or mashed banana

Normal/Combination Skin

Suitable Medium: Yogurt, Aloe Vera Gel, or Honey

Additions: Turmeric, rosewater, or rose petals

Sensitive Skin

Suitable Medium: Aloe Vera Gel or Cucumber Juice

Additions: Oatmeal or chamomile tea for extra calming properties

Acne-Prone Skin

Suitable Medium: Rose Water or Plain water

Additions: Neem Powder, Turmeric (anti-inflammatory), and a small amount of honey

Aging Skin

Suitable Medium: Greek Yogurt or Honey

Additions: A few drops of rosehip oil, green tea extract, or ground flaxseed

It's important to perform a patch test before applying any face pack to your entire face, especially if you have sensitive skin, to ensure you don't have an adverse reaction. Additionally, make sure the ingredients and base you choose are fresh and suited to your skin's needs.