A REVIEW ON HERBAL NANOEMULGEL FOR THE TREATMENT OF ACNE VULGARIS
Bhavana P. Raut, Shagufta A. Khan*, Apurva A. Ubhate and Rajendra O. Ganjiwale
Abstract
Acne affects 9.4% of the global population and it is the eighth-most
prevalent disease worldwide. It is a chronic inflammatory disease of
the pilosebaceous unit and observed in both sexes and nearly all races.
It generally occurs during puberty, but variable healing periods. There
is an unknown etiological factor, except genetic tendency. The side
effects of cosmetics, foods, and drinks are also discussed. There are
various herbs having antimicrobial, inflammation-modulating, anticomedogenic,
and antioxidant activity useful for the treatment of acne.
Nanoemulgel influences better skin penetration and gives a controlled
and sustained novel delivery system. Topical herbal nanoemulsionbased
gel preparations have to give various benefits over conventional
formulations.
Keywords: Acne vulgaris, Herbal medicines, Nanoemulgel.
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