Abstract

CONDITIONING OIL ENRICHED WITH MILK PROTEINS

*Bhakti A. Devsan, Gajanan P. Walhure, Nikita K. Avhad, Saurabh S. Gaikwad, Nilesh M. Khedkar and Bhakti S. Nagare

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Abstract

Many your time it happens that shampoo or a conditional oil is labelled as being a natural but when you scroll through the list of ingredients then you see the most of the ingredients are chemicals so as compared to using chemical conditioner oils we can use a herbal conditioner oil which have the ingredients like coconut oil saffron cow milk and has it compared to the chemical conditional oils it gives us more beneficiary effects to the Harris scalpes and also to make the hairs free from split ends. Coconut oil we can use a key ingredient which gives the property Coconut oil is safe solution for preventing dryness and flaking of skin. acts as effective moisturizer on all types of skin, including dry skin. The benefit of coconut oil on the skin is comparable to that of mineral oil. We can also use a second ingredient which is Saffron … When used for hair care, Saffron’s antioxidant properties prevent hair loss, purify the scalp and pores, promotes healthy hair growth, and repairs damaged hair. It is no wonder Saffron is the most expensive spice globally and worth more than its weight in gold. And the last ingredient we use to nourish the hairs is raw cow milk …. Milk is a popular traditional hair care remedy used to soften and condition hair. But the benefits of milk for hair don’t end there. It is also said to reduce split ends and manage dryness. Milk may also curb frizz, smoothen hair, and improve hair texture. While there is no scientific evidence to prove the efficacy of topical application of milk for the hair, anecdotal evidence claims that it conditions the hair and restores its natural shine…. As compare to the chemical ingredients v can muchly prefer to the herbal ingredients and a product because it gives a effect and result in long period of time but it have the less side effects as compare to the chemical constituents.

Keywords: Conditioning oil, keratin, cow milk, saffron, coconut oil.