Herbal cosmetics are the preparations which are prepared by using plant products having cosmetic action. Its advantages and Classification Economic aspects of herbal cosmetics Import and Export of herbal cosmetics

1. HERBAL/NATURAL
COSMETICS, CLASSIFICATION
AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS,
INDUSTRIES INVOLVED IN
THE PRODUCTION OF
HERBAL/ NATURAL
COSMETICS
SUBMITTED BY
Nikita savita
32/MPH/2019
SUBMITTED TO
Mrs Manju vyas

2. INTRODUCTION
1. Definitions
2. Classification
3. Economic aspects of herbal cosmetics
4. Import-Export of herbal cosmetics
5. Industries involved in the production of
herbal/Natural cosmetics

3. What are cosmetics ?
 Cosmetics are substances that are used
to enhance the odor and appearance of
human body.
 FDA defines cosmetics as, “intended to
be applied to the human body for
cleansing, beautifying, promoting
attractiveness or altering the appearance
without affecting the body’s structure and
functions.”

4. Acc. to Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
Any article intended to be rubbed, poured,
sprinkled, or sprayed on or introduced to or
applied to any part of human body for
cleansing, beautifying, promoting,
attractiveness or altering the appearance
and includes any article intended for use as
component of cosmetic.

5. What are herbal cosmetics ?
These are cosmetics which are prepared
using plant products having cosmetic
action.
In cosmetics, both natural and phyto-
ingredients are used. Natural products
including oils, extract, secretions, etc.
Phyto- ingredients include pure
constituents obtained by various process.

6. Herbal cosmetics is defined as the
beauty products, which posses
desirable physiological activities, such
as skin healing, smoothening,
appearance, enhancing and
conditioning properties with the help of
herbal ingredients.

7. ADVANTAGES OF HERBAL
COSMETICS
 Natural cosmetics
 Safe to use
 No side effects
 Compatible with all skin types
 Non-toxic

8. CLASSIFICATION OF HERBAL
COSMETICS
A. DOSAGE FORM –
1. EMULSION – cold creams,
vanishing cream,
liquid cream
2. POWDERS – face powders
talcum powder
tooth powder

9. 3. CAKES – rouge compacts,
make-up cakes
4. OILS – hair oils
5. MUCILAGE – hand lotion
6. JELLIES – hand jelly,
wave set jelly,
brilliantine jelly.

10. 7. SUSPENSIONS – cosmetic stockings
8. PASTE – toothpaste
deodorant paste
9. SOAPS – shampoo soap,
shaving soap,
toilet soap
10. SOLUTIONS – after shave lotions,
hair set lotions,
lotions.

11. B. PART OR ORGAN OF THE BODY TO
BE APPLIED FOR
Herbal cosmetics for the skin
 Powders
 Creams- solid and liquid
 Lotions
 Deodorants
 Make up
 Suntan preparations
 Bath and cleansing preparations

12. Herbal cosmetics for the hairs
 Shampoos – soap and soap less
 tonics
 Hair dressings and brilliantine's
 hair waving preparations
 Beard softeners
 Shaving media
 Depilatories
Herbal cosmetics for nails
 nail polishes
 Nail polish removers
 Manicure preparations

13. Herbal cosmetics for teeth and mouth
 Dentifrices
 Mouth washes
Borderline and kindred products
 Eye preparations
 Foot powders and applications
 Miscellaneous products

14. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF
HERBAL COSMETICS
According to market experts, the herbal
cosmetics industry is heading towards a
new phase of its expansion. At present
global market for herbal cosmetics is
$1500 billion and is estimated to grow at
the rate of 25% per annum. In European
countries the natural skin care products
have the maximum market share of all
product categories. The German and the
French herbal cosmetics markets are the
most upcoming markets among the
European countries.

15. China is the largest exporters of herbal
cosmetics in the world whereas India
stands second in the global market share.
Both the countries have a rich bio diversity
which helps in evolution of various species
of plants and herbs. Emergence of new and
advanced technologies empowers these
countries as the leading exporters of herbal
cosmetics.
Indian Ayurveda products market is
estimated to be Rs. 2500 crore per annum
out which Rs 450 crore is the market of
natural herbal cosmetics.

16. Emergence of new and advanced
technologies empowers these countries as
the leading exporters of herbal cosmetics.
Indian Ayurveda products market is
estimated to be Rs. 2500 crore per annum
out which Rs 450 crore is the market of
natural herbal cosmetics.
These are consumer product and their
quality, price, marketing and distribution
strategies determine the success of this
industrial sector. In India AYUSH a separate
department was established in March 1995
to promote indigenous systems of medicine
and homeopathy.

17. The Indian personal care market is
estimated to be worth US$ 4 billion (approx.
Rs. 20,000 crores) this includes bath and
shower products, hair care, skin care,
cosmetics, fragrances and deodorants.
Soaps market has grown at a rate of 5%
per annum over the last 5 yrs. and stands
at market size of US$ 1.5 billion (approx.
Rs. 7500 crores).

18. IMPORT AND EXPORT OF
HERBAL/ NATURAL
COSMETICSEffective, April 1, 2013, India introduced a
compulsory registration system for imported
cosmetics product. The importer will still
however need to take necessary
permission from the office of the CDSCO
and provide a written undertaking that the
imported products will not be released for
domestic sales in India. The same applies
for import of cosmetics for research
purposes such as packaging trials, and
consumer and other shelf life or transport
studies.

19. Bulk imports of cosmetics into India for re-
packaging and sale in the Indian market are
not exempted and would need to be
registered.
Banned items : India prohibits the
manufacture and import of any cosmetic
products containing hexachlorophene, lead,
arsenic or mercury compounds. In India,
the permitted synthetic organic colors and
natural organic colors used in the cosmetics
shall not contain more than :

20. 2 parts per million of arsenic calculated as
arsenic trioxide
 20 parts per million of lead calculated as
lead
 100 parts per million of heavy metals
other than lead calculated as the total of
the respective metals.
India allows import of cosmetics into the
country only through specified ports of
entry, which includes : Chennai, Kolkata,
Mumbai, and cochin sea ports ; and Delhi,
Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad

21. INDUSTRIES INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION
OF HERBAL COSMETICS
1. Lakme
2. Lotus
3. L’Oreal
4. Revlon India
5. Himalaya
6. Elle-18
7. Emami
8. Biotique
9. Maybelline
10. Oriflame
11. Patanjali
12. VLCC