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Myself Omkar Tipugade , M pharm , Shree Santkrupa College of Pharmacy , Ghogaon , Karad ( Maharashtra).
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Its advantages and Classification
Economic aspects of herbal cosmetics
Import and Export of herbal cosmetics
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rheological additives: classification and application.
Cosmetics – Biological aspects
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Functions of Skin
Skin relating problem like,
Dry skin
Acne
Pigmentation
Prickly heat
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I hope this will be of great help.
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Its advantages and Classification
Economic aspects of herbal cosmetics
Import and Export of herbal cosmetics
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Hi friends these topics mainly related to cosmetic biological aspects in which Cleansing and Care need for face skin, scalp, Nail, lips, eye,body and deodorants preparation are explained ..I hope you will like my slides and if any queries then comments .
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Building blocks for different product formulations of
cosmetics/cosmeceuticals. Surfactants - Classification and application. Emollients,
rheological additives: classification and application.
Cosmetics – Biological aspects
Structure of skin
Functions of Skin
Skin relating problem like,
Dry skin
Acne
Pigmentation
Prickly heat
Wrinkles
Body odor
Structure of hair
Hair growth cycle
Problem associated with Hair
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colours, perfumes, protective agents, bleaching agents, antioxidants in products such as skin
care, hair care and oral hygiene products.
Liquid dosage forms: Advantages and disadvantages of liquid dosage forms. Excipients used in formulation of liquid dosage forms. Solubility enhancement techniques
Good Laboratory Practices: General Provisions, Organization and Personnel, Facilities, Equipment,
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holes and slow-speed, highly variable, streams whose source regions are
under debate. A key goal of ESA/NASA’s Solar Orbiter mission is to identify
solar wind sources and understand what drives the complexity seen in the
heliosphere. By combining magnetic feld modelling and spectroscopic
techniques with high-resolution observations and measurements, we show
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2022 is driven by spatio-temporal changes in the magnetic connectivity to
multiple sources in the solar atmosphere. The magnetic feld footpoints
connected to the spacecraft moved from the boundaries of a coronal hole
to one active region (12961) and then across to another region (12957). This
is refected in the in situ measurements, which show the transition from fast
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Introduction:
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dsRNA-induced gene silencing (RNAi) is reported in a wide range of eukaryotes ranging from worms, insects, mammals and plants.
This process mediates resistance to both endogenous parasitic and exogenous pathogenic nucleic acids, and regulates the expression of protein-coding genes.
What are small ncRNAs?
micro RNA (miRNA)
short interfering RNA (siRNA)
Properties of small non-coding RNA:
Involved in silencing mRNA transcripts.
Called “small” because they are usually only about 21-24 nucleotides long.
Synthesized by first cutting up longer precursor sequences (like the 61nt one that Lee discovered).
Silence an mRNA by base pairing with some sequence on the mRNA.
Discovery of siRNA?
The first small RNA:
In 1993 Rosalind Lee (Victor Ambros lab) was studying a non- coding gene in C. elegans, lin-4, that was involved in silencing of another gene, lin-14, at the appropriate time in the
development of the worm C. elegans.
Two small transcripts of lin-4 (22nt and 61nt) were found to be complementary to a sequence in the 3' UTR of lin-14.
Because lin-4 encoded no protein, she deduced that it must be these transcripts that are causing the silencing by RNA-RNA interactions.
Types of RNAi ( non coding RNA)
MiRNA
Length (23-25 nt)
Trans acting
Binds with target MRNA in mismatch
Translation inhibition
Si RNA
Length 21 nt.
Cis acting
Bind with target Mrna in perfect complementary sequence
Piwi-RNA
Length ; 25 to 36 nt.
Expressed in Germ Cells
Regulates trnasposomes activity
MECHANISM OF RNAI:
First the double-stranded RNA teams up with a protein complex named Dicer, which cuts the long RNA into short pieces.
Then another protein complex called RISC (RNA-induced silencing complex) discards one of the two RNA strands.
The RISC-docked, single-stranded RNA then pairs with the homologous mRNA and destroys it.
THE RISC COMPLEX:
RISC is large(>500kD) RNA multi- protein Binding complex which triggers MRNA degradation in response to MRNA
Unwinding of double stranded Si RNA by ATP independent Helicase
Active component of RISC is Ago proteins( ENDONUCLEASE) which cleave target MRNA.
DICER: endonuclease (RNase Family III)
Argonaute: Central Component of the RNA-Induced Silencing Complex (RISC)
One strand of the dsRNA produced by Dicer is retained in the RISC complex in association with Argonaute
ARGONAUTE PROTEIN :
1.PAZ(PIWI/Argonaute/ Zwille)- Recognition of target MRNA
2.PIWI (p-element induced wimpy Testis)- breaks Phosphodiester bond of mRNA.)RNAse H activity.
MiRNA:
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2. CONTENTS
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Herbal ingredients used in hair care
Herbal ingredients used in oral care
Herbal ingredients used in skin care
Review of guidelines for herbal
cosmetics by private bodies like cosmos
with respect to preservatives,
emollients, foaming agents, emulsifiers
and rheology modifiers.
Challenges in formulating herbal
cosmetics
3. HERBAL COSMETICS
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DEFINITION:
According to D & C 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 cosmetics.
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Herbal Cosmetics, referred as Products, are
formulated, using various permissible
cosmetic ingredients to form the base in
which one or more herbal ingredients are
used to provide defined cosmetic benefits
only, shall be called as “Herbal Cosmetics”.
In cosmetics, both natural and phyto-
ingredients are used. Natural products
include oils, extracts, secretions etc. Phyto-
ingredients include pure constituents
obtained by various process.
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They do not provoke allergic reaction & do
not have negative side effects.
They are easily incorporated with skin and
hair.
Extract form of the plants decreases the bulk
properties of the cosmetics and give
appropriate effects.
Easily available & found in large variety &
quantity.
ADVANTAGES OF HERBAL
COSMETICS
6. HERBAL INGREDIENT USED IN HAIR
CARE
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Hair care product is to make the hair look
manageable and promote healthy growth.
Hair care products are :
Hair oil
Hair tonics
Hair cream
Shampoos
Hair conditioner
Hair lotions
Hair dyes
7. SOME COMMONLY USED HERBALS FOR
HAIR CARE
7
S.NO BOTANICAL
NAME/COMMEN NAME
USES
1 Acacia concinna
(Shikakai)
Pods extract is used as hair
cleanser & control of dandruff
2 Arnica montana (arnica) Flowers extract is used in hair
oil as a tonic material &
stimulate the hair follicles
3 Betula pendula (Birch) Extract of leaves is used as
anti - dandruff
4 Brassica (Mustard) Seed oil is used as hair oil for
hair nourishment
5 Calendula officinalis
(Marigold)
Flower extract is used in hair
creams for smoothening
effect.
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S.NO BOTANICAL NAME/COMMEN
NAME
USES
6 Carthamus tinctorius (Safflower) Alcoholic extract used in
hair tonics
7 Centella aciatica (Brahmi) Whole plant extract is
used for growth and
maintenance of hair.
8 Cocos nucifera (Coconut) Used as a basic raw
material for preparing
hair oil and tonic
11 Eclipta alba (Bhringaraj) Whole plant extract is
used for hair
nourishment and dyeing.
12 Ginkgo Biloba (Ginkgo) Used for hair growth
13 Glycyrrhiza glabra (liquorice) Root extract used treat
the hair loss
9. HAIR OIL
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The hail oils used for dressings and
nourishing the hairs and grace appearance of
hairs.
This preparations is generally used to
increase the growth of hair and remains
healthy.
Hair oil should have following properties :
They should give luster to the hair.
Retain them soft & flowering.
Invigorate their growth.
Prevent premature grayness.
Keep the brain cool.
Should not be sticky.
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Various hair oil used
for hair
nourishment:
Castor oil
Cocount oil
Sesame oil
Almond oil
Formula
BASE
Sunflower oil
Sandal wood oil
Rosemary oil
Chameli oil (jasmine)
Henna oil
HERBAL EXTRACT MIX
S.NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Til oil 70
2 Alomond oil 10
3 Apricot oil 10
4 Sunflower oil 10
S.NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Centella asiatica 10
2 Emblica officinalis 10
3 Hibiscus rosa
sinensis
10
4 Amarantus census 10
5 Musa acuminata-root 10
11. HAIR SETTING LOTION IN SPRAY PACKING
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They are mainly used for keeping the position of
the hair on the scalp intact. Usually polymeric
substances are used. But natural herbal extracts
can be used as substitutes.
Formula :
S.NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Herbal hair oil 54
2 Paraffin 8
3 Beeswax 3
4 Ceralan 5
5 Water 30
S.NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Musa acuminata
flower
3
2 Triconella foenum
graecum
2
3 Aloe barbadensis 1
4 Gum karaya 1
BASE HERBAL EXTRACT MIX
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HAIR LOTION
Hair lotion has a stimulating effect upon the
hair follicles.
They are generally perfumed with oil of
rosemary, it posses a good stimulating
property.
Catharanthus Lotion Formula :
S.NO INGREDIENTS PARTS
1 Tincture of cantharides 1
Aqua samburi 11
3 Rosemary 5
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Shampoo is preparation of surfactant in
suitable form liquid, solid or powder - which
when used under the condition specified will
remove surface grease, dirt, and skin debris
from the hair shaft and scalp without
affecting adversely the hair, scalp or health
of the user.
Fenugreek extract help in conditioning,
thickening and foam stabilizing.
Saponins-natural foaming agent.
SHAMPOOS
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HERBAL SHAMPOO:
S.N
O
Ingredients %
1 Herbal extract mix 5
2 Ammonium
carbonate
1
3 Detergent-SLES 40
4 Water 20
5 Propylene glycol 30
6 Polyethylene glycol 4
7 Preservatives &
Perfume
QS
S.N
O
Ingredients %
1 Musa acuminata-
root
3
2 Aloe barbadensis 3
3 Emblica officinalis 2
BASE
HERBAL EXTRACT MIX
REGULAR SHAMPOO:
Mixture of Shikakai, Reetha and Amla – hair
appears better appearance then shampoo.
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HEALTH SHAMPOO:
Take equal quantities power such Reetha,
Shikakai, Multani mitti, Nagarmotha,
Mehandi & Amla.
Soak in water for overnight – make paste.
HAIR FALL PREVENTIVE SHAMPOO:
Paste of flower of Til (Sesame) & Gokharu
in cow milk - Past - Prevent the hair loss and
encourages the growth.
SHIKAKAI HAIR WASH:
Shikakai power, Dried amla, Dried lime
peel, Green grams, Dried curry leaves,
Fenugreek seeds – cleansing and hair wash.
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ANTI-DANTRUFF HAIR WASH:
Shikakai, Mehandi, Reetha, Nimba tree bark
(Margosa), Chandan.
Make a power in water at night then boil this
mixture till it form a paste.
HAIR CONDITIONER
The term hair conditioners used for attractive,
healthy looking hairs. They should be capable
of giving life, softness, body and silky touch,
control of flyway and ease of styling to the hair.
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Jojoba conditioner formula:
Rose floral water - one cub
Jojoba oil - 1 tablespoon
Vitamin E oil - 10 drop
Aloe vera hair conditioner formula:
Ingredient %
Aloe vera gel 60
Lemon juice 10
Essential oil 0.5
Essential oil – lavender and rosemary are
used for relaxing and mind oil for stimulating
effect.
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Hair tonic which promote hair growth, arrest
hair fall and Strengthen hair roots.
Ingredients:
Amla fruits
Henna (mehandi)
Bhringraj leaves
Jasmine flower
Japa flower
Tulsi leaves
Vasaka
Spirulina
Heat all ingredients with oil (coconut oil) on low
flame till all herbs are burnt.
Strain the oil & store in airtight container
HAIR TONIC
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These are preparations which are used for
the coloring of the hairs.
They enhances the attractiveness of gray
hair. They are applied externally on the hair
with help of brush.
Formula
Extract of these powder give brownish black
S.N
O
INGREDIENTS %
1. Lawsonia inermis power 75
2 Indigofera tinctoria 20
3 Quercus infectoria powder 5
HAIR COLORANTS
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RED HAIR COLOR ENHANCER
½ cup beet juice
½ cup carrot juice
FOR GRAY HAIR
½ cup dried sage
¼ cup dried rosemary
FOR BLONDE HAIR
6 chamomile tea bags
½ cup plain yogurt and oil of lavender
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HAIR COLORANTS
COLOR PLANT NAME PART USED
Red/Brown Henna
Walnet
Catechu
Leaves
Leaves, nuts
Heartwood
Blonde/Yellow Cassia
Catechu
Saffron
Chamomile
Rhubarb
Leaves
Leaves
Flowers
Flowers
Root
Black
Shoe flower Flowers
Blue Indigo Leaves
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HAIR CREAM
Herbal hair oil processed into cream are also
very useful as dressing preparations in hair
grooming.
It serves the purpose of hair oil without its
greasiness.
Basically these cream are O/W type emulsion.
FormulaS.N
O
INGREDIENTS %
1 Herbal hair oil 30
2 Triethanolamine 10
3 Glycerin 10
4 water 45
5 Borax 5
6 perfume QS
25. HERBAL INGREDIENT USED IN ORAL
CARE
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Oral hygiene products are used for keeping
the teeth, gums and the oral cavity clean.
The health of individual is reflected through
sparkling teeth, dazzling white color and tight
teeth and gums.
ORAL CARE AND ORAL HYGIENE
PRODUCT :
Tooth Powders
Toothpastes
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Gargling solution
Mouth wash
Tartar remover
Tooth powder & Pastes used for cleaning the
teeth by removing the dental plaque and
tartar with help of toothbrush for keeping oral
cavity fresh.
Mouthwashes and Gargling solution, made
up of astringent, antibacterial and anti-
inflammatory herbs are selected, its used for
care of oral cavity.
TYPICAL ORAL CARE INGREDIENTS
Sweeteners : Glycerin, Glucose, Sodium
cyclamate, Sorbitol, Saccharin, Stevia
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HERBS BOTANICAL
NAME /COMMON NAME
PARTS
USED
PROPERTY
Acacia arabica(Babool) Stem bark Astringent
Achyranthes
aspera(Prickly chaff
flower)
Entire plant Astringent
Anacyclus pyrethrum
(Chamomile)
Root Toothache
Azadirachta indica (
Neem)
Stem berk Antibacterial
Syzygium aromatum Buds Toothache
LIST OF PLANT USED IN DENTAL CARE AND
ORAL HYGIENE PREPARATIONS
30. TOOTH POWDER
30
S.
NO
INGREDIENTS %
1 Calcium
Carbonate
50
2 Celite 30
3 Sodium chloride 5
4 Hard soap
powder
5
5 Herbal powder
mix
10
6 Flavoring agent QS
BASE
S.N
O
INGREDIENTS PART
1 Mimusops elengi fruits
bark
2.5
2 Azadirachta indica-bark 2.5
3 Acacia arabica-bark 2.5
HERBAL POWER MIX
S.NO INGREDIENTS PAR
T
1 Cinnamon oil 2
2 Clove oil 2
3 Peppermint 2
4 Neem, Karangia
oils
4
FLAVOUR –ESSENTIONAL OIL
MIX
31. TOOTHPASTE
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These are pastes meant for cleaning teeth from
tartar and plaque.
Formula:
S.
NO
INGREDIENTS %
1 Herbal tooth
powder
70
2 Detergent 3
3 Flavouring agent 3
4 Water 20
5 Sweetener 4
6 Glycerin Q.S
7 Sodium alginate Q.S
S.
NO
INGREDIENTS PART
1 Clove oil 2
2 Cinnamon oil 2
3 Peppermint oil 2
FLAVOURING AGENT
BASE
32. TATAR REMOVER
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Tartar and its incrustation are dissolved by the
herbal powder mix. Thus, it act as a tartar
remover and a polishing product.
S. NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Siliceous earth 80
2 Celite powder 5
3 Soap powder 2
4 Magnesium
carbonate
5
5 Menthol 1
6 Clove oil 1
7 Cinnamon oil 1
8 Herbal powder mix 5
9 Preservatives QS
S.NO INGREDIENTS PART
1 Cocoa powder 10
2 Prunus
amygdalus
tree root bark
2
HERBAL EXTRACTS MIX
BASE
Formula
33. GARGLING SOLUTION
33
Gargling solutions made up of herbal powder
and water are useful in taking care of the oral
mouth, making it free from any inflammation,
pain or bleeding of gum and tooth cavities.
These are generally used whenever there is
either a throat or gum or teeth infection in the
oral cavity.
S. NO INGREDIENTS %
1 Terminalia chebula-
power
5
2 Ficus benghalensis 5
3 Punica granatum-
powder
5
Formula
34. MOUTHWASH
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Gargles and mouthwashes are used after
cleaning the oral cavity, leaving it fresh and
free from bad odor, with tingling effect.
Mouthwashes are mostly used to mask any
foul odor of oral cavity and also keep it fresh.
S.NO INGREDIENT %
1 Thymol 1
2 Peppermint oil 2
3 Wintergreen oil 2
4 Alcohol 3
5 Water 80
6 Glycerin 2
7 Glucose 5
8 Colour Q.S
Formula
35. HERBAL INGREDIENT USED IN SKIN
CARE
35
The herbal approach of proper skin care is
principally based on three essential steps.
Cleanse
Nourish
Moisture
Whatever any type of skin; these three steps
are external care of the skin to protect from
the constant effect of environment and skins
natural process of cell degradation decay.
Therefore in order to help the skin look
young, our beauty products & treatments
must provide:
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Exfoliation to remove dead skin cells.
Epidermal stimulation for new cell growth.
Antioxidant properties for cellular rejuvenation
and repair.
Improve capillary blood flow.
Penetrating moisture and nutrients to replenish
all layers of skin.
Cleansing agent:
Herbal powder to clean and exfoliate the skin
on a daily basis.
Which remove the dust, dead cell & dirt that
close the pores on the skin.
Some of the common cleansers include
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Face pack containing turmeric and lime
juice removes dead skin cell & refresh the
face.
Moisturizing &Nourishing :
It helps the skin to become soft & supple.
It shows a glow and less prone to aging.
Some of the herbal moisturizer include
Vegetable glycerin, Sorbitol, Rose water,
Jojaba oil, Aloe vera, Coconut oil, Sandal
wood oil, Almond oil.
It helps to improve blood circulation,
straighten the connective tissue , there by
reducing the wrinkles to keep the skin in
good condition.
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Skin type Herbs Fruits face
mask
I Dry skin Rubia cardifolia, Sariva, Triphala,
Glycyrriza Glabra, Sesame oil,
Sunflower oil, Aloe , Coconut oil,
Jojoba oil.
Banana or
Avocado
pulp
II
Sensitive
skin
Curcuma longa, Santalam alba,
Triphala, Azadirachta indica.
Banana or
Pineapple
pulp
III Oil skin Tulasi, Nimba, Terminalia arjuna,
Triphala, Curcuma longa, Mustaka
in mostard oil,
Strawberry
or papaya
pulp
HERBAL CLEANING POWDERS
39. HERBAL SKIN PREPARATION
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Name Important herbal
constituents
uses
Almond lanolin
under eye cream
Almond oil, lanolin Remove dark
circles around the
eyes, nourishes
and clears skin.
Vitaminsed
nourishing cream
Wheat germ oil,
cabbage
Provide skin a
meaning full look
without greasy
Aloe Vera
rehydant cleansing
cream
Aloe Vera , lemon
extract, carrot
extract
Removes
impurities from
skin surface,
without disturbing
its moisture
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Name Important herbal
constituents
uses
Vitaminised
whitening cream
Almond oil, lactic
acid, vitamin A and
D, corrotin seed
extract
Lightens the skin
color, act as powerful
astringent porcelains
the skin
Honey intensive Honey, sandal wood Effective
moisturizer, excellent
softener, gives
nourishment to the
skin
Apricot luster cream Pure apricot extract,
rose oil
Gives luster to dry
and dull skin
Precious herbs Tulsi, wild turmeric,
date, apricot.
Moisturizer for skin
41. TYPES OF HERBAL CREAM
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COLD CREAM
It is an W/O emulsion in which the fat
predominates, but the cooling effect produced
when it is applied to the skin is due to slow
evaporation of the water contained.
Formula:
Almond oil 550 parts
White bees wax 145 parts
Borax 10 parts
Water 290 parts
Rose water 5 parts
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VANISHING CREAM
Vanishing creams are also called foundation
creams, It is an O/W emulsion they
disappears when rubbed into skins.
Formula:
Stearic acid 130 parts
Borax crystals 28 parts
Sodium carbonate 12 parts
Water 740 parts
Rose water 9 parts
Patchouli oil 1 part
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CLEANSING CREAMS
A satisfactory cleansing cream is water in oil
emulsion that melts at temperature of body
and spreads readily over the skin.
The product should not be sticky; after it is
removed , the skin should feel smooth, clean
but not greasy, and relaxed.
Formula of Chamomile cleansing creams
Chamomile flower 50 parts
Distilled water 500 parts
Lemon juice 5 parts
Sodium benzoate 2 parts
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CREAM FOR ACNE AND PIMPLES
Formula :
Ingredients
Salmalia malabarica
10gm
(Silk cotton tree thorn powder)
Melia azadirachta (Neem bark powder )
3.0gm
Symplocus racermoso
1.5gm
Curcuma Longa
1.5gm
Berberis aristata
1.2gm
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ALL PURPOSE FACE PACK
Formula:
Sandalwood fine powder - 5gm
Nagarmotha fine powder - 5gm
Ashwagandaha fine powder - 5gm
Sariba fine powder - 5gm
Manjistha fine powder - 5gm
Ambahaldi fine powder - 5gm
Turmeric fine powder - 5gm
Mix this mixture in milk and multani.
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FAIRNESS CREAM
Herbs used : Aloe vera, Walnut, Rose
centifolia, Citrus reticulata, Berberis aristata.
Formula:
Aqueous extract of Berberis aristata - 20mg
Glycyrrhiza glabra - 30mg
Saffron -QS
Coconut water -QS
Oil of sandalwood -0.005
Almond -0.005g
Wheat germ -0.005g
50. HERBAL LOTION
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FACE LOTION
This also called bleaching lotions actually
mask, rather then lighten the color of skin.
These lotions usually contain Alum, Zinc oxide
or Titanium dioxide with various proportion of
alcohol, Glycerol and water.
As delicate flesh tints may also added , such
products often serves as liquid powder.
Formula:
Alum 10part
Zinc sulphate 1 part
Glycerin 1 part
Tincture of benzoin 1part
Essence of Rose 30drop
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SUN BURN LOTION
The purpose of sunburn lotion is to assist the
skin in tanning without painful effect.
The purpose of anti-burning preparation is to
minimize the harmful effects of sunburn.
The material used for above purpose are
known as sun tanning agent & sunburn
preventive agents respectively =
sunscreens.
Tanning agents are those sunscreens which
absorb a minimum of 85% UVR(wavelengths
of 2900-3200Å) but transmit UVR wavelength
longer then 3200Å - produce light transient
tan.
Sunburn preventive agent are those
sunscreens which absorb more than 95% of
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Another type of sunburn preventive agent
which scatter the sunlight.
These include Titanium dioxide, kaolin, Zinc
oxide, Calcium carbonate and magnesium
oxide.
Formula:-
Lemon juice 5ml
Xanthan powder 2.5gml
Castor oil 5ml
Avocado oil 15ml
Essential oil 3ml
Titanium Dioxide 0.2gm
Hot distilled water 60ml
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It has a powerful antioxidant that tones and
softens the skin and prevent skin damage
caused by UV & pollution.
It is suitable for normal and oily skin.
MOISTURIZING LOTION FOR DRY AND
SCALY SKIN
Formula:
Rubia cordifolia decoction 50ml
Aloe-vera juice 50ml
ANTIAGING AGENT
Golden Root( Rhodiola rosea), Carrot,
Gingko.
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FACE POWDER
Its prime function the ability to complement skin
color by imparting velvet like finish.
It enhance the appearance of the skin by
masking the shin due to the secretion of the
sebaceous and sweat gland.
Formula:
Talc 75 parts
Zinc oxide 10 parts
Rice starch 10 parts
Zinc stearate 5 parts
Perfume & color q.s
56. RAW MATERIAL USED IN FACE POWDER & THEIR
CHARACTERISTICS
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Raw material Outstanding characteristics
Talk Slip
Kaolin Absorbency, adhesion
Precipitated calcium carbonate Absorbency, bloom
Magnesium carbonate Absorbency
Zinc & magnesium stearates Adhesion , water proofness
Rice starch Absorbency, bloom
Silica and silicates Absorbency
Titanium dioxide Opacity
Zinc oxide Opacity
Forested-look materials (guanine
bismuthoxychloride, aluminum,)
Sparkle, Pearly effect
57. REVIEW OF GUIDELINES FOR
HERBAL COSMETICS BY PRIVATE
BODIES LIKE COSMOS WITH
RESPECT TO PRESERVATIVES,
EMOLLIENTS, FOAMING AGENTS,
EMULSIFIERS AND RHEOLOGY
MODIFIERS.
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58. COSMOS
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COSMOS stands for "cosmetic organic and
natural standard", which sets certification
requirements
for organic and natural cosmetics products in
the europe.
It was developed by five charters members:
BDIH (germany).
Cosmebio (france).
Ecocert (france).
Icea (italy).
Soil association (great britain).
The standard is recognized globally by
the cosmetic industry.
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By adhering to specific guidelines, cosmetics
marketers can use COSMOS signatures, which
are registered trademarks, on packaging to
confirm the products meet minimum industry
requirements to be considered organic or
natural.
What does it contain?
The cosmos-standard applies to cosmetic
products that are marketed as organic or
natural. Its guiding principles are to:
Promote the use of products from organic
agriculture, and respect biodiversity.
Use natural resources, and respect the
environment.
60. PRESERVATIVES
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Cosmetic preservatives allowed by Ecocert and
COSMOSE are considered more skin friendly
than some traditional preservatives.
Preservatives are the chemical substances used to
improve or amplify shelf life of drugs by decreasing
or lowering the oxidation of active and excipients
and by reducing microbial production
According to the latest Ecocert and
COSMOS standards the following preservatives
are allowed in cosmetic products certified as
natural and organic:
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Phenoxyethanol – This ingredient is not
approved by COSMOS but it is a common
preservative for natural formulation.
It has a light rose odor.
It is effective against some bacteria and fungi.
Also good against pseudomonas.
It has a wide pH range and is effective from pH
3 – 10.
Phenethyl Alcohol – This ingredient is
approved by COSMOS and works similarly to
phenoxyethanol. It has a stronger odor.
Organic acids and their salts – There are a
wide range of organic acids that are effective
as preservatives.
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These include:
Benzoic acid
Sodium benzoate
Sorbic acid
Potassium sorbate
Dehydroacetic acid
Salicylic acid
These ingredients are mostly approved by the
COSMOS standard and are effective against
fungi and to some extent bacteria.
They only work at lower pH however so if you
use them you need to formulate below pH 5.0
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Benzyl Alcohol – This material is effective
against a broad spectrum of microbes.
While it can be found in nature most of the
benzyl alcohol used commercially is
synthetically produced.
One drawback is that it is a known allergen.
There are also some compatibility issues
with benzyl alcohol and nonionic surfactants.
Natural preservative boosters:
The following ingredients can help disrupt
growth by interfering with the microbial cell
membranes.
Caprylyl Alcohol
Caprylic Acid
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Gluconolactone
Glyceryl Caprylate
Ethylhexyglycerin
Other fragrance components have some
preservative boosting activity
Levulinic Acid
p-Anisic Acid
There are also some enzymatic systems
that have been successfully employed in
natural cosmetic formulations.
Glucose Oxidase
Lactoperoxidase
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Some natural ingredients that have some
antimicrobial functionality.
They are not broad spectrum effective so
should not be used as the sole preservative
system.
Tea tree oil
Rosemary
Cinnamon
Grapes fruit seed extract
Honeysuckle extract
66. EMOLLIENTS
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Emollient is a refatting agent, i.e. An ingredient
of a cosmetic formulation that provides the
skin with the fat it needs. It reduces
evaporation and thus increases the moisture
content of the skin.
According to COSMOS standard for Natural
& Organic Cosmetics :
Candelilla Cera
Palmitic & Stearic Acid
Isopropyl Myristate
Isopropyl Palmitate
68. EMULSIFIERS
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Emulsifiers are used as adjuvants for
combining non-miscible fluids into an emulsion.
The molecular structure of the emulsifiers
reduces the surface tension between the
hydrophilic and lipophilic constituents, thus
promoting the formation of finely dispersed
mixtures.
The emulsion stabilizers improve and help to
maintain the stability and shelf-life of
dispersions.
According to COSMOS standard for Natural
& Organic Cosmetics:
Glyceryl Stearate Citrate
71. FOAMING AGENTS
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Surfactants are surface active agents widely used in
cosmetics products specially in Shampoos,
Dentifrices, etc. These compounds are
characterized by foam production and reduction of
surface or interfacial tension.
According to COSMOS standard for Natural
& Organic Cosmetics:
Coco-Betaine
Cocamidopropyl Betaine
Sodium Cocoamphoacetate
Caprylyl Capryl Glucoside Coco-Glucoside
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Decyl glucoside
73. RHEOLOGY MDIFIERS
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The term Rheology derived from two Greek words
namely rheo (to flow) and logos (science).
Rheology is the science that deals with the
deformation of matter under the influence of
stresses like tensile stress, shearing stress, etc.,
It deals with the fluids flow.
Rheological additives generally focused to
Thickeners.
Their primary roles in flow behavior may include
detergency, emulsification, foam stability or
conditioning.
75. CHALLENGES IN FORMULATING HERBAL
COSMETICS
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Natural cosmetic and beauty products are
vogue now a days and cosmetic marketers
around the world are looking to launch their
own version that appeals to green-seeking
consumers.
However, making natural cosmetics is fraught
with difficulties stemming from the fact that
beauty products do not exist in nature.
The biggest challenges in making natural
cosmetics include:
Defining what is natural
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Defining Natural
Before review natural cosmetics, it is
helpful to first discuss what is meant by the
term natural.
For this discussion, use a three-level
classification system of natural cosmetics:
True natural - Ingredients are isolated
from a plant and chemically purified, but
otherwise unchanged.
Acceptable natural - Ingredients
conform to some acceptable natural
standard that allows some chemical
modification.
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The majority of natural products on the
market would be considered green washed.
Making Functional Products
The biggest challenge to making natural
cosmetics is that consumers have an
expectation of how well products are
supposed to work.
While consumers might say they want green
or natural products, they really want products
that work.
When formulating natural cosmetics, it
becomes difficult because natural or naturally
derived ingredients do not work as well as
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This is especially true for surfactants, colorants
and preservatives.
Surfactants
Surfactants are the most versatile and important
ingredients in cosmetic formulations.
Unfortunately, there are not many surfactants
that naturally occur, so trying to make natural
formulas with surfactants is a real challenge.
True natural - There are not many natural
surfactants that are adequate for use as
cleansers.
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The closest are saponins. These are
glycoside compounds that have the ability to
form foam when put in a water solution.
They are found in plants like yucca (Yucca
schidigera), soapwort (Saponaria officinalis),
soapbark (Quillaja saponaria) and soapnut
(Sapindus spp).
The majority of commercial saponins are
derived from soapbark or soapnut via water
and alcohol extraction.
Unfortunately, formulators reported using
saponins for cleansing products have been
disappointed in their performance.
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Acceptable natural - according to USDA
natural organic standards, there are no natural
surfactants you can use.
Some companies like nourish organic use a
chemical trick where they create a
surfactant in situ by including natural
ingredients that chemically react to make a
soap.
In one formula, the coconut oil will saponify
with the potassium hydroxide.
If you are following the cosmos standard,
there are many surfactants that are
acceptable.
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The ones typically used for cleansing
products are lauryl glucoside, decyl
glucoside, caprylyl/decyl glucoside, coco
glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine.
COSMOS standard even allows for the use
of sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) since it can be
derived from natural sources.
Green washing natural -
The use of cleansing surfactants like SLS is
probably not a good idea.
Sulfates have a bad reputation, and even
though they are considered natural by the
COSMOS standard.
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However, some companies simply replace
sulfates with other synthetic anionic surfactants.
These include ingredients like taurates,
sarcosinates, and glutamates.
Colorants
In United States, there is no ingredient more
highly regulated in cosmetics than colorants.
It is illegal to use any ingredient (no matter the
source) to color cosmetics that is not approved
by FDA for such use.
This means if you producing natural cosmetics
the colors you can use will be strictly limited.
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The majority of approved colorants are
synthetic ingredients.
Even mineral ingredients like iron oxides, zinc
oxide and titanium dioxide are all synthetic.
The only approved versions must be
synthetically produced in the lab.
The naturally occurring minerals are
dangerous.
The synthetic versions have much less
contamination.
There are some colorants don't require FDA
certification and come directly from nature
such as annatto, chlorophyllin, carmine, henna
and caramel.
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Unfortunately, there is a limited range of colors
ingredients can provide.
The strategy most of natural cosmetic
companies follow to either use the direct-
from-nature colorants or use standard
colorants.
Preserving Products
We use natural ingredients becomes more
challenging because microbes are found in
nature.
Effective preservatives such as Parabens,
formaldehyde donors do not fit with a natural
theme, so we need alternatives such as
Phenoxyethanol, Phenethyl alcohol, organic
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Phenoxyethanol and Phenethyl alcohol have
a distinct odor that is difficult to cover.
Organic acids only work as preservatives at
lower pH levels, which is not ideal for certain
types of beauty care products.
Benzyl alcohol is a known allergen.
Other natural materials like tea tree oil,
rosemary or cinnamon are not broad
spectrum enough to work as a stand alone
preservative.
86. REFERENCES
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Kuntal Das., Herbal plants and their
Application in Cosmeceuticals, page No:46-
83.
Vimaladevi.m., Text book of Herbal cosmetics,
Page no:74-103.
Rajesh Kumar Nema Kamal Singh Rathore
Bal krishna Dubey., Text book of Cosmetics,
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