Abstract

FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF MULTIUSE POLYHERBAL FACE SCRUB

Shruti Satish Garad*, Chinni Tejas Gajanan, Choudhari Mohammad Sami Mohammad Toufhik, Rohit Shahaji Bhosale and Abhishek Chavan

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Abstract

The primary aim of the current investigation was to develop a polyherbal exfoliant integrated into a gel matrix. Utilization of botanical components for combating acne, wrinkles, and regulating sebum production is referred to as natural or herbal cosmetics. Herbal cosmeceuticals typically feature botanical extracts with antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-aging attributes. Herbal cosmetics are considered the most benign option for regular application due to their lack of adverse reactions, whereas cosmeceuticals are formulations that modulate the physiological functions of the skin. The formulation incorporates neem powder, tulsi powder, cinnamon powder, orange peel powder, bees wax, poppy seeds, multani mitti, rose water, honey, sodium lauryl sulfate, methyl parabens, and glycerine as active constituents within a gel base prepared with various grades of tragacanth.

Keywords: Scrub, Antiseptic, Exfoliation, Consistency, Spreadability, Antioxidant, Antiaging, etc.