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This document discusses various chemicals commonly found in hair care products, identifying whether they are generally harmful or useful. It examines ingredients like panthenol, dimethicone, cocamide MEA, zinc pyrithione, and various oils, vitamins, plant extracts, chelating agents, and preservatives. While some ingredients like dimethicone and cocamide MEA can benefit hair, others such as ammonium laureth sulfate and certain preservatives may irritate skin or have been linked to health issues.
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This document discusses herbal cosmetics. It defines herbal cosmetics and provides classifications based on dosage form and body part applied. It describes common herbal ingredients used in skin care products like creams and lotions for different skin types. Herbal hair care products like oils, shampoos, and conditioners are also outlined. Other herbal cosmetic categories discussed include dental products, nail polishes, and eye shadows. Advantages of herbal cosmetics include lack of side effects and easy incorporation. Disadvantages include slower effects and difficulty standardizing ingredients.
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Introduction For A Project On Shampoos
Shampoo is a hair care product used to remove oils, dirt, and other contaminants from hair without stripping it of natural oils. Its origins can be traced back to practices in India involving head massages and herbal treatments. Modern shampoo formulations typically contain surfactants like sodium lauryl sulfate that create lather, along with other ingredients to condition hair and adjust viscosity, fragrance, and pH level. Specialized shampoos have also been developed for issues like dandruff or colored hair.
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This document provides an overview of herbal technology and standardization in formulations. It discusses various types of herbal cosmetic formulations including creams, lotions, face packs, hair cosmetics like shampoos, and their composition and actions. Specific formulations described include nourishing night cream, sunscreen cream, lip balm, and anti-dandruff shampoo. The document emphasizes the importance of standardization in herbal cosmetics to ensure consistency and quality.
Herbal hair oil( herbal cosmetics), pharmacognosy
This document discusses various herbal oils that can be used for hair care, including their key constituents and benefits. It provides details on popular carrier oils like coconut, sesame, and almond oils, and describes herbs commonly used in herbal hair oils, such as hibiscus, brahmi, and jatamansi. The document then focuses on the properties and uses of specific oils, highlighting how coconut oil, sesame oil, almond oil, argan oil, and amla oil can moisturize hair, treat scalp issues, strengthen hair, and promote hair growth.
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This document provides information about a gel scrub product for exfoliating and purifying the skin. The scrub removes dead skin cells, allowing skin to breathe easier. It is gentle enough to use 4-5 times per week for a smooth, radiant complexion. Key ingredients include panthenol for moisturization, grape seed extract for powerful antioxidants, and vitamin E to protect skin from environmental toxins and provide a supple glow.
Herbal hair products
Exploring the power of nature regarding herbal hair products and benefits of herbs.in this presentation I have discussed about the anatomy of hair ,herbal hair products and herbs which is used in the formulation in the herbal hair products.herbs like amla, reetha, shikakai, hibiscus, soapnut, heena and many other herbs are used in the slide
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Hair Cosmetics
Hair cosmetics include hair tonics, oils, conditioners, removers, dyes, and shaving preparations. Hair conditioners improve hair texture and damage. They contain moisturizers, reconstructors, detanglers, and other ingredients. Hair removers work chemically or mechanically to degrade or remove hairs. Depilatories contain ingredients like sulphides or thioglycolates that break hair bonds. Shaving preparations soften beards and lubricate skin before shaving and cool and refresh skin after. Hair dyes use ingredients like dyes, alkalizers, and antioxidants to temporarily, semi-permanently, or permanently color hair. Formulations are evaluated for
Principles & Formulation of Hair Care Products
This document provides information on hair conditioners, antidandruff shampoos, and hair oils. It discusses the key ingredients, formulations, and benefits of each. For hair conditioners, it describes how they are used after shampooing to provide conditioning benefits. Antidandruff shampoos contain active ingredients like selenium sulfide and ketoconazole to treat dandruff. Various hair oils like coconut oil, olive oil, and almond oil are discussed which contain nutrients that nourish and moisturize hair. The document also references additional textbooks for further information.
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Korean premium hair serum spes co.,ltd.
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Herbal cosmetics
This document discusses herbal cosmetics, including their advantages over synthetic cosmetics. It defines herbal cosmetics and provides examples of herbal ingredients commonly used in skin care products, such as aloe vera, coconut oil, neem, and turmeric. The document also categorizes herbal cosmetics based on their dosage form (e.g. creams, oils) and application area (e.g. skin, hair, nails). Specific herbal medicines and plants that can treat conditions like dry skin, anti-aging, dandruff, and protect skin are outlined.
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The document discusses various fixed oils that can be used in herbal cosmetics, including coconut oil, olive oil, almond oil, castor oil, sesame oil, mustard oil, and grapeseed oil. It provides details on the source and properties of each oil, noting their emollient, moisturizing, and antioxidant qualities make them suitable for skin and hair care applications. Herbal cosmetics are formulated using permissible cosmetic ingredients and one or more herbal ingredients to provide defined cosmetic advantages.
Herbal Cosmetics
Herbal cosmetics are made using plant extracts that have cosmetic benefits and are generally milder and less toxic than synthetic cosmetics. The document discusses various types of herbal cosmetics like those for skin, hair, teeth, and nails. It provides examples of herbs commonly used in skin creams, hair oils, toothpastes, and other products. Some benefits of herbal cosmetics include lack of side effects, nourishment of skin and hair, and treatment of conditions like acne, hair fall, and fungal infections. The conclusion states that demand for herbal cosmetics is increasing as they provide nutrients for healthy skin and hair.
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- 1. Chemicals in hair care products Harmful or useful???
- 2. Panthenyl Ethyl Ether/panthenol • Panthenol is the ingredient that gives the product its name “pantene”. • Panthenyl Ethyl Ether is a moisturizing agent and a source of Vitamin B5. • rebuilds the damaged hair shafts.
- 3. Dimithicone (Polydimethylsiloxane) • Formula: (C2H6OSi)n • This medication is used as a moisturizer to treat or prevent dry hair. • because it's so water insoluble, it can be difficult to remove. • Clogging the pores
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