Formulation and evaluation of ayurvedic face wash
Abstract
Introduction: Acne vulgaris is an extremely common disorder of skin [pilocebaceous unit] that affects virtually all individuals at least once during life.Material And Methods: Ayurvedic face wash was prepared from the extract of various ingredients such as Neem leaves, Turmeric rhizomes, Nutmeg seed, Liquorice root, Honey, Orange tincture, Lemon juice, Xanthan gum, Orange peel extract, Rose water, Propyl paraben, Methyl paraben, Sodium laury sulfate. The prepared face wash was evaluated for various Physical parameters such as Washability, Colour, pH, Viscosity, Spreadability and Irritancy test.
Result: The formulations were found homogenous, easily washable. The formulated face wash has slightly alkaline pH which is compatible with normal physiology.
Conclusion: the present investigation it was found that the formulated herbal face wash was found to be more efficient as compared to the marketed face wash. At this formulation contains all herbal ingredients its nighters produce any harmfull action on skin and are reliable.
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Kapoor V.P., Joshi H., Chaubey M., Applications of seed gums in pharmaceutical formulations, J Med Arom Plant Sci. 2000; 22/4A & 23/1A: 42-44.
Kubo I., Muroi H., Kubo A., Naturally occurring anti-acne agents, J Nat Prod, 1994; 57(1): 9-17.
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Kanlayavattanakul M., Lourith N. Therapeutic agents and herbs in topical applications for acne treatment. International Journal of cosmetics Science, 2011; 33: 289-297.
Mitusi T. New Cosmectic Science; Elsevier Science B.V., the Netherlands;1sted; 148-149 Indian standard -6608- 1978; Govt of India 1997: 4-5
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Joshi, P.C. and O. Prakash, Allelopathic effects of Litter extract of some tree species on germination and seedling growth of agricultural crops. Proceedings of the 1st National Symposium on Allopathy in Agroecosystem, (NSAA 92), Indian Society of Alleopathy, Hisar, India, 1992:127-128.
Singh H.P., Samnhotra N., Gullaiya S., Kaur I., Anti-acne synergistic Herbal face wash gel Formulation, Evaluation, & Stability study, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2015; 4(9): 1261-1273.
Singh H.P., Samnhotra N., Gullaiya S., Kaur I., Anti-acne synergistic Herbal face wash gel Formulation, Evaluation, and Stability study, World Journal of Pharmceutical Research, 2015 ; 4(9): 1261-1273.
Ashi, Aswal, MohiniKalra and Abhiram Rout; preparation and evaluation of Polyherbal Cosmetics Cream; Der Pharmacia letter, 2003; 5(1): 83:83.
Dureja H., Kaushik D., Gupata M., Kumar V., Lather V., Cosmeceuticals: An Emerging Concept, Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 2005; 37(3): 155-159.
Rasheed A., Reddy G., Mohanalakshmi S., Kumar CK., Formulation & Comparative evaluation of Poly-herbal anti-acne face wash gel, Pharmaceutical Biology, 2011; 49(8): 771-774.
Rashmi MS., Topical Gel: A review, Pharm Rev., 2008; 1-3.
Aburijat T., Natsheh F.M., Plants used in cosmetics, Phytother Res., 2003; 17: 987-1000.
Ashawat MS., Banchhor M., Herbal Cosmetics: Trends in skin care formulation Pharmacognosy Rev., 2009; 3(5): 82-89.
Ashawat MS, Banchhor M. Herbal Cosmetics. Trends in skin care formulation. Pharmacognosy Rev 2009; 3 (5): 82-89.
Singh H.P., Samnhotra N., Gullaiya S., Kaur I. Anti-acne synergistic Herbal face wash gel Formulation, Evaluation, & Stability study, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2015; 4(9): 1261-1273.
Kanlayavattanakul M., Lourith N., Therapeutic agents & herbs in topical applications for acne treatment, International Journal of cosmetic Science, 2011; 33: 289-297.
Kapoor V.P., Joshi H., Chaubey M., Applications of seed gums in pharmaceutical formulations, J Med Arom Plant Sci. 2000; 22/4A & 23/1A: 42-44.
Kubo I., Muroi H., Kubo A., Naturally occurring anti-acne agents, J Nat Prod, 1994; 57(1): 9-17.
Sowmya K.V., Darshika C.X., Grace F., Shanmuganathan S. Formulation and evaluation of Poly-herbal Face wash gel, World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2015; 4(6): 585-588.
Kanlayavattanakul M., Lourith N. Therapeutic agents and herbs in topical applications for acne treatment. International Journal of cosmetics Science, 2011; 33: 289-297.
Mitusi T. New Cosmectic Science; Elsevier Science B.V., the Netherlands;1sted; 148-149 Indian standard -6608- 1978; Govt of India 1997: 4-5
Baby, A. R., Zague, V., Maciel, C.P.M., Kaneko, T. M., Consiglieri, V. O., Velasco and M. V. R. Development of Cosmetics Mask Formulations. Rev Bras Cienc. Farm 2004; 40(10):159-161.
Ahmed, S.A. and M. Grainage, Use of indigenous plant resources in rural development, potential of neem tree. Int. J. Dev. Technol., 1985; 3: 123-130.
Quddus, M. A., The cropland agroforestry experiences of the village and farm forestry project in Northwest Bangladesh. National Workshop, September 16-17, 2001 Gazipur, Bangladesh, 2001: 229-239.
Joshi, P.C. and O. Prakash, Allelopathic effects of Litter extract of some tree species on germination and seedling growth of agricultural crops. Proceedings of the 1st National Symposium on Allopathy in Agroecosystem, (NSAA 92), Indian Society of Alleopathy, Hisar, India, 1992:127-128.
Singh H.P., Samnhotra N., Gullaiya S., Kaur I., Anti-acne synergistic Herbal face wash gel Formulation, Evaluation, & Stability study, World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2015; 4(9): 1261-1273.
Singh H.P., Samnhotra N., Gullaiya S., Kaur I., Anti-acne synergistic Herbal face wash gel Formulation, Evaluation, and Stability study, World Journal of Pharmceutical Research, 2015 ; 4(9): 1261-1273.
Ashi, Aswal, MohiniKalra and Abhiram Rout; preparation and evaluation of Polyherbal Cosmetics Cream; Der Pharmacia letter, 2003; 5(1): 83:83.
Dureja H., Kaushik D., Gupata M., Kumar V., Lather V., Cosmeceuticals: An Emerging Concept, Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 2005; 37(3): 155-159.
Rasheed A., Reddy G., Mohanalakshmi S., Kumar CK., Formulation & Comparative evaluation of Poly-herbal anti-acne face wash gel, Pharmaceutical Biology, 2011; 49(8): 771-774.
Rashmi MS., Topical Gel: A review, Pharm Rev., 2008; 1-3.
Aburijat T., Natsheh F.M., Plants used in cosmetics, Phytother Res., 2003; 17: 987-1000.
Ashawat MS., Banchhor M., Herbal Cosmetics: Trends in skin care formulation Pharmacognosy Rev., 2009; 3(5): 82-89.
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Formulation and evaluation of ayurvedic face wash. Int J of Phytopharm [Internet]. 2018 Jul. 30 [cited 2024 Sep. 8];8(3):26-30. Available from: https://ssjournals.co.in/index.php/ijpp/article/view/4843