Vaibhav G. Badgujar
Sachin R Gosavi
Darshan S. Bava
Prashant B. Mahale
- Student Ahinsa Institute of Pharmacy Maharashtra India
- Student Ahinsa Institute of Pharmacy Maharashtra India
- Student Ahinsa Institute of Pharmacy Maharashtra India
- Student Ahinsa Institute of Pharmacy Maharashtra India
Abstract
Your study aims to develop a unique shampoo utilizing a blend of natural ingredients such as aloe vera, neem, Reetha fruit, rose oil, and honey. The goal is to create a shampoo that not only cleanses the hair and scalp effectively but also provides various benefits such as strengthening, darkening, and promoting hair growth while addressing common hair issues like dandruff. The advantages of your herbal shampoo over commercial ones lie in its ability to improve hair texture, shine, and smoothness without causing adverse effects like hair loss, flaking, itching, or irritation. Your research has shown promising results regarding the benefits of using natural ingredients in shampoo formulations. You intend to continue investigating further to innovate in the field of natural hair care, aiming to provide consumers with a safe, effective, and reliable shampoo option for their daily hair care routine.
Keywords: Shampoo Nourishes hair, Moisturizes follicles, Reduces inflammation, Herbal Preparation, Hair care.
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Research & Reviews: A Journal of Pharmacognosy
| Volume | |
| Received | February 7, 2024 |
| Accepted | March 11, 2024 |
| Published | March 18, 2024 |